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.
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.
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'.
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'.
社内 is the most general term for 'in-house' and can modify many nouns. 自社 emphasizes 'our own company' and is often used in marketing or PR contexts. 内製 specifically refers to manufacturing or production done internally rather than outsourced.
in-house system
in-house brand
bringing production in-house
内部監査を行います。
We will conduct an in-house audit.