Trust and security

Built to be reviewed.

Regulated teams ask how a voice agent is controlled, what it can say, and what happens to call data. Here is what RevAIvo Voice does today.

Controls in the platform

Each of these is part of RevAIvo Voice itself.

Role-based access

Set who can read, write, or manage each area of the platform, from campaigns and calls to guardrails and users.

Guardrails above every agent

Platform-wide safety rules sit above each agent's own instructions. Your team can read them but not change them.

Human handoff

Agents can hand a call to a person, and each call records why it was escalated.

Audit and activity logs

The platform keeps an audit log and an activity log.

Call-level redaction

Stored call data can have names redacted, and each call shows how many redactions were applied.

Contact files stay in your storage

Contact files arrive in a bucket in your own AWS account, and processed files are marked as purged.

Your own accounts

Connect your own voice platform key and your own phone numbers, so agents and numbers live in your organization.

A read-only assistant

The built-in assistant reads only what your role can already open, and it never changes anything.

Questions from your security team?

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