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Fidel Softech Ltd. is an India-based language technology (LangTech) and IT services company that provides a range of solutions to bridge the gap between language and technology for global organizations. Its primary services include artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, such as AI implementation, data analytics, agentic AI, conversational AI, and generative AI services. The company also offers extensive LangTech solutions, including localization of software, websites, and applications across over 200 languages, translation services, linguistic testing, and multilingual chatbots. Additionally, Fidel Softech delivers IT services encompassing custom software development, cloud infrastructure support, managed application services, digital transformation, enterprise solutions like ERP and CRM, and cybersecurity. The company also provides consulting and staffing services, specializing in bilingual IT professionals and assisting with Global Capability Center (GCC) establishment. Fidel Softech targets global markets, with a significant operational presence in Japan and an expanding footprint in the United States, serving clients across industries such as BFSI, healthcare, manufacturing, and e-learning. The company's focus is on delivering innovative technology solutions with an emphasis on local language delivery, enabling businesses to connect with diverse regional markets effectively.
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