Connect, Share, Communicate

Access ASL On-Demand Interpreting

Access ASL provides instant access to professional ASL interpreters, supporting clear, accessible communication between ASL and English users.

  • No scheduling required
  • Connect in seconds
  • Works on any device

Clear communication is essential for delivering quality service, supporting employees, and building trust.

Accessible communication, wherever it happens

Employers

Supports employees

Customer Service

Communicate with customers

Public Services

Municipal counters

Healthcare

Pharmacies and check-in desks
Access ASL supports communication anywhere spoken and signed language meet. In workplaces, service counters, classrooms, healthcare settings, community spaces, and so much more.

Accessibility is good business

Clear communication leads to better service by improving everyday interactions and overall customer experience. It also helps create more inclusive workplaces, where Deaf employees and colleagues are supported and able to fully participate.

Providing communication access can support your organization in meeting accessibility requirements, including commitments under the Accessible Canada Act. At the same time, it allows you to expand your reach, making your services accessible to more customers and communities.

How Access ASL works

Realtime access to a video remote ASL interpreter in moments.

  1. A conversation begins
  2. Tap to connect
  3. Interpreter joins in seconds
  4. Communicate naturally

No equipment to own, no advance scheduling, just open the app, tap, and communicate.

Flexible plans

Access ASL offers flexible subscription plans designed for organizations of all sizes.

  • Monthly access plans
  • Usage-based options
  • Pilot partnerships available

FAQ

How quickly does an interpreter connect?

Most sessions connect within seconds.

Do we need special eqipment?

No. Access ASL works on smartphones, tablets, or computers.

Is this only for emergencies?

No. It supports everyday service interactions.

What languages are supported?

ASL interpreting is currently available.

Book a Demo

Ready to make communication accessible?

Discover how Access ASL can support your organization. Book a demo to see it in action and explore a pilot partnership. Contact: access.services@wavefrontcentre.ca

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