An AI voice agent that answers your phones running on your own hardware.
AI voice agents that answer business calls (booking, routing, FAQs, callbacks) with every second of audio staying on your own network.
A phone line that answers like it works there
Booking and rescheduling, call routing, the questions you are asked all day, callbacks, and the hours your team cannot cover.
Where on-prem voice earns its place
Clinics & regulated practices
After-hours booking, insurance and hours questions, and triage-then-transfer. The cleanest fit when patient data can't sit on a multi-tenant cloud.
Dealerships & dealer groups
Service-appointment booking, multi-location routing, and lead capture when every line is busy. The rest goes to the right desk.
Restaurants & hospitality
Reservations, party-size and availability, menu questions, and confirmations, so the phone stops pulling staff off the floor during a rush.
What we build, how it runs, and what you sign
The routine calls, handled; the hard ones, handed over
Booking and rescheduling, routing, the questions you are asked all day, callbacks, and the hours your team cannot cover.
Every layer on hardware you control
Every layer runs on your own machines. Natural and interruptible, but not human-equal, and Turkish voices are the weakest part.
The build, and the ability to run it without us
Yours, handed over. A failure on your premises is yours, and below some volume a managed platform is simply the better fit.
Targets set with you, measured on your calls
Containment on the calls you agreed the agent should handle, transfer accuracy, and how often a caller asks for a person.
Straight answers
How is this different from a managed cloud voice platform?
Those are faster to stand up, and we will say so when they fit. The difference is where the audio goes: here the whole pipeline runs on your hardware, so calls, transcripts and recordings never reach a third party.
How is an engagement scoped?
Around one call flow, not a catalogue. We start from your own call log, agree which calls the agent should handle, and scope the build and the integration. You own the result.
Who owns the data-protection and compliance decisions?
You do. On-prem removes the third-party processor, which shortens the list your DPO works through. It does not make you compliant: notice, retention and lawful basis stay your decisions.
Can it book appointments and route calls?
Yes. That is the core of it. Booking and rescheduling, routing, the routine questions, callbacks, and after-hours or overflow coverage, with anything real transferred to a person along with the context.
Tell us about your call flow
Tell us where the phone hurts: missed after-hours bookings, overflow on busy lines, routine questions eating the day.
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