How did the period go?
The headline numbers for the dates you pick.
Scheduling, dispatch, billing, and payments in one system, built for interpreting.
However your agency works: by setting, by service, or by the languages you cover.
Five reports for any date range, a dashboard that opens with the work that needs you, and a log of what changed.
| Interpreter | Hours | Pay |
|---|---|---|
| Alicia Tran | 42.5 | $2,125 |
| Chris Anand | 38.0 | $1,900 |
| Riley Chen | 31.0 | $1,550 |
| Sarah Whitfield | 27.5 | $1,375 |
Example data. Pick a tab, or let it cycle.
Choose one of five reports, set the from and to dates, or use this week, last week, this month, or last month. Then generate it.

Each report answers one thing an agency owner asks.
The headline numbers for the dates you pick.
Video and phone minutes placed through IMP.
Hours and pay for each interpreter in the range.
Month by month, side by side.
Requests by language, so you can plan your roster.
The dashboard opens with today's numbers and the work that needs you.

Jobs today, and how many are done.
This week and month, at a glance.
Unfilled, so nothing slips.
Queues for jobs to confirm, broadcast, and follow up.
The Log tab is an activity log. It records job changes, invoices, pay statements, support sessions, and overflow changes, with who did it and when.
Example log
Something else? Bring it to the demo.
Summary, VRI/OPI Usage, Interpreter Payroll, Monthly Overview, and Language Demand.
Yes. Choose any from and to dates, or use this week, last week, this month, or last month.
From your jobs, calls, invoices, and pay periods in IMP.
Jobs today, this week, and this month, how many are unfilled, and queues for jobs to confirm, broadcast, and follow up.
Yes. The Log tab records job changes, invoices, pay statements, support sessions, and overflow changes.
Yes. Each pay period exports to a spreadsheet for QuickBooks.
We'll book it in IMP with you, start to finish.