What was said
Outcomes, handling times and where the agent handed over. If we look at tone, we look only at the text of the conversation, never at someone's voice.
Security and compliance
A voice agent listens in on customer-sensitive processes. That is why privacy is not an afterthought for us but a design principle from the start: for each agent we define which data it sees, what it may record and how long it is kept.
How we handle your data
From the opening line to what remains after the call, with what is recorded at every step.
The agent says in its first sentence that it is AI, as the EU AI Act requires.
Storage in the EU, telephony from Amsterdam. We choose the speech recognition and language model that work best for each agent; the data processing agreement names the parties that do this.
Only the fields it needs, fixed per integration.
It only carries out the actions we have defined per integration.
Recording is off by default. What is kept, and for how long, we agree with you per agent.
And further
A standard part of the agreement, including the sub-processors in the chain.
Telephony, speech recognition, language model and voice from one provider. We are your single point of contact for the whole chain.
For each agent we define what it may say and do. That is tested to our fixed test protocol, with a test report before go-live.
The law
The AI Act is the European law on artificial intelligence. For voice agents it comes down mainly to one thing: transparency. Since 2 August 2026, anyone talking to an AI system has to know it. That is why our agents say in their first sentence that they are AI.
The law also bans a number of uses outright, among them inferring emotions from someone’s voice in the workplace. We therefore analyse only the text of a conversation and never the voice signal, and we do not apply that analysis to your own staff.
For most customer contact processes the lightest regime applies: be transparent and be able to show how you have arranged it. That last part we supply as standard, in the form of a data processing agreement, classification and documentation.
Analysis within the limits
Analysing conversations helps you steer, but not everything that is technically possible is wise or permitted. We deliberately keep away from the sharp edges of the law.
Outcomes, handling times and where the agent handed over. If we look at tone, we look only at the text of the conversation, never at someone's voice.
No emotions or personal traits from voice audio, and no analysis of your own staff. The AI Act sets hard limits there.
Frequently asked questions
Recording is off by default. What is kept, and for how long, we agree with you per agent and lay down in the data processing agreement.
Storage in the EU, telephony from Amsterdam. We only store what the agent needs to do its work. Exactly what that is we agree with you per agent and lay down in the data processing agreement, with the full list of sub-processors.
Your conversation runs on one network, from one provider. The demo agents make no recordings, keep no conversation history and send no diagnostic reports from your browser. After the call they do write a short report, so we can follow up; they say so during the call. Whatever is recorded technically for the connection falls under our data processing agreement. Feel free to use made-up details; the agent itself says it is a demonstration. More in our privacy statement.
Yes. Our agents introduce themselves as an AI agent at the start of the call, so there can be no confusion. That is a requirement of the EU AI Act and simply good manners: people speak differently when they do not know and find out afterwards.
Yes. We supply the technical description, the processing activities and the measures you need for it, and we join the assessment.
Then processing stops and we agree how the data is returned or deleted. There is no annual contract: your agreement can be cancelled monthly.
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