Legacy and on
premises
- Traditional PBXs
- Analogue and digital telephony
- Radio systems
- Trading turrets
The Liquid Voice platform is designed for organisations operating in high-volume, highly regulated environments. The platform supports cloud, hybrid and fully on-premises deployment models, while maintaining a consistent approach to security, resilience and operational control.
Liquid Voice is designed to adapt to the operational, regulatory and technical requirements of each organisation. The same core capabilities can be deployed in different ways depending on where recording, storage, processing and analytics need to sit.
Liquid Voice can be deployed in the way your organisation needs, whether the priority is speed, control, isolation, data residency or full infrastructure ownership. The same core platform capabilities can be delivered across cloud, hybrid and on-premises models.
A fully managed deployment model designed for organisations that want faster deployment, lower infrastructure overhead and built-in resilience.
Dedicated infrastructure within the Liquid Voice cloud environment, suited to organisations that require stronger isolation, tighter governance and greater hosting control.
A flexible model for environments where some services must remain on-premises while archive, search, analytics or AI services can be delivered through the cloud.
A deployment option for organisations that require complete infrastructure ownership, local control and support for high-availability and disaster recovery architectures.
Liquid Voice is designed to ingest communications data from a wide range of sources, helping organisations consolidate multiple recording systems into one searchable archive without forcing unnecessary change across the wider environment.
Liquid Voice is designed to support organisations with strict governance, security and regulatory requirements, while allowing flexibility over where sensitive data, transcription and AI processing take place.
Sensitive communications data can be managed with a consistent approach to access, protection and operational control across deployment models.
Where hosting location matters, Liquid Voice supports regional and sovereign deployment options aligned to customer requirements.
Transcription can be deployed on-premises or in the Liquid Voice cloud, while AI models can be Liquid Voice managed or customer supplied depending on governance needs.
Customer data is not used to train shared or public models, and any fine-tuning or training happens only within the customer’s own environment and with explicit approval.
Across deployment models, Liquid Voice is designed to support high availability, fault tolerance, geographic resilience, secure data handling and long-term retention at scale.
Why Liquid Voice
Liquid Voice is designed for organisations that need architecture to be resilient, flexible and aligned to real operational, regulatory and technical requirements.
Deploy the same core platform in public cloud, private cloud, hybrid or fully on-premises environments.
Support sensitive communications data with a consistent approach to protection, governance and operational control.
Build around high availability, fault tolerance and long-term scale across critical platform services.
Connect legacy & modern communications environments without forcing unnecessary change across your estate..
The Liquid Voice system was designed to allow the level of control required to manage a complex organisational structure with all of the necessary separation to comply with our regulatory requirements.
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Liquid Voice can be deployed in the way your organisation needs, without forcing unnecessary compromise between control, resilience and modern capability.
Liquid Voice can be deployed in the way your organisation needs, without forcing unnecessary compromise between control, resilience and modern capability.
Liquid Voice is designed to support flexible deployment requirements, including cloud, private cloud, hybrid and controlled on-premise environments where needed. This helps organisations align recording, retention and analytics with their security policies, infrastructure preferences and regulatory obligations.