Vagary Voice for enterprise

Put voice AI inside your operating boundaries.

Choose how your organisation authenticates, controls providers, handles data, and deploys conversation workloads. Bring security, platform, and operations teams into one concrete service design, with the controls to carry it into production.

THE OUTCOME

A deployment shaped around your organisation’s responsibilities.

Enterprise deployment briefProduct preview

Control follows the conversation.

IdentitySSO, organisation roles, administrator MFA
DataResidency, consent, retention, provider policy
OperationsDeployment ownership and acceptance criteria
Define requirementsReview deploymentValidate and operate
Illustrative product previewVagary Voice
01

Govern access and actions

Connect enterprise identity and define who can configure agents, access conversations, manage credentials, and approve sensitive actions.

  • SSO, SAML, and administrator MFA
  • Custom roles and tenant isolation
  • Audit trails and scoped API keys
02

Set the data boundary

Align recording, retention, provider credentials, and networking with the policies that govern your customer conversations.

  • BYOK provider vault
  • Consent, retention, and Zero Data Retention
  • Data residency and static egress IPs
03

Choose the deployment model

Match infrastructure ownership and regional requirements to the way your platform and operations teams work.

  • Dedicated and single-tenant deployments
  • VPC and on-premises options
  • Multi-region deployment and observability
THE WORKFLOW

From a conversation
to a completed task.

Connect the steps that make the outcome possible.

  1. 01

    Define the service boundary

    Map users, data classes, providers, regions, approved actions, and integration owners for the first business workflow.

  2. 02

    Review a concrete deployment

    Agree identity, networking, recording, retention, recovery, and support responsibilities. Review applicable trust artifacts and commercial requirements.

  3. 03

    Validate operational acceptance

    Test access boundaries, escalation, failure recovery, representative load, and audit visibility. Inspect workflow quality and unit cost alongside operational objectives.

PUT IT TO WORK

Make it useful
in your business.

Start with a specific conversation, connect the right systems, and define what a successful outcome looks like.

01

Regulated service operations

02

Dedicated voice platforms

03

Multi-region customer service

04

Enterprise contact centre programmes

A CLOSER LOOK

Useful questions.
Straight answers.

Discuss your requirements
Can we use our own provider accounts?

Yes. The per-tenant BYOK vault supports provider credentials, including STT and TTS. Define ownership, permitted providers, key rotation, and cost attribution during deployment design.

Which deployment options are available?

Choose managed, dedicated, VPC, on-premises, and regional deployment options around your requirements. Establish which party owns infrastructure, provider access, upgrades, and incident response.

What should we bring to a deployment discussion?

Bring one target workflow, expected usage, identity requirements, data locations, retention rules, and integration owners. These inputs make architecture, acceptance criteria, and a commercial proposal concrete.

MAKE YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION COUNT

Give every conversation
somewhere better to go.

Start with one agent. Build an operation around what works.