Solutions
One system. Five different problems.
The same architecture and the same privacy boundary, with topics, scripts, contacts and resources written for the audience actually reading them.
Go to your sector
The five sectors
Sector
Schools
Give students and staff the words for what they are carrying, and a way to reach someone if they choose.
Sector
Employers
Understand what is reaching the surface — without building a behavioral profile of anyone.
Sector
Healthcare Workforce
Give the workforce a lower-friction path to words, resources, and human connection.
What does not change between them.
A placement is not a location
A poster, QR code or link identifies the material someone used. It does not establish that they were physically anywhere.
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HABLA™ knows which poster. Someone could have photographed the code and used it a week later, somewhere else.
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The same identifier arrives without anyone being anywhere at all.
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The same code can be used again from anywhere, by anyone who saw it. HABLA cannot tell that apart from the first use, and does not try to.
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The placement tells HABLA which deployment and audience pack to show. That is all it is for.
Two parallel experiences
English and Spanish are parallel first-class experiences, not a translation toggle.
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Each topic is written in English for the people who read it, not translated from another language.
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The words someone is offered are the product, so each script is written in its own language rather than converted into it.
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Cada tema se escribe en español para las personas que lo leen, no se traduce desde otro idioma.
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Las palabras que se le ofrecen a alguien son el producto, así que cada guion se escribe en su propio idioma en vez de convertirse a él.
Wherever people already are
A poster, a QR code, or a link. HABLA records which placement was used — never a verified location.
English and Spanish, in parallel
Not a translation layer bolted on afterwards. English and Spanish are parallel, first-class experiences from the ground up.
Different buyers, one boundary.
The topics, scripts, contacts and resources are written for the people actually reading them. What HABLA can and cannot know is the same in every sector, and it is not a setting.