Translation guide
Describes something done or existing within a company or organization, rather than outsourced.
Expressing that a task, production, or service is handled by the company's own staff or resources.
The most common and neutral way to say 'in-house', meaning 'within the company'. Used as a noun or prefix.
Describing something that is for use only inside the company, not for external distribution.
Also used for 'internal' as in 'in-house newsletter' or 'in-house rules'.
このソフトウェアは社内で開発されました。
This software was developed in-house.
There is an in-house training session.
Means 'one's own company'. Often used when emphasizing ownership or internal capability, e.g., 'in-house production'.
We are focusing on developing our in-house products.
Specifically refers to 'in-house production' or 'internal manufacturing', contrasting with outsourcing.
We manufacture this part in-house.
Adverbial phrase meaning 'in-house' or 'within the company'. Used with verbs to describe where an action takes place.
We do the design in-house.
We publish an in-house newsletter every month.
Please follow the in-house rules.
Means 'internal' or 'inside'. Can be used for 'in-house' in contexts like 'internal investigation'.
We will conduct an in-house audit.
in-house brand
bringing production in-house