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What we know about AI voice receptionists, told without adjectives

How an AI voice receptionist really works, written by the person who built it.

AI virtual receptionist vs. IVR: what really changes

An IVR makes callers press options; an AI receptionist listens to the whole sentence, understands and transfers. What the caller gains, what changes for the company, and what neither of them does.

Why voice AI latency is measured in milliseconds

On a call, half a second of silence is already noticeable and two seconds feel like a failure. What makes up the latency of a voice receptionist, what barge-in is, and why the caller’s network counts too.

How SARI is deployed in a company

SARI is not bought from a web page: it is deployed per project on top of the telephony you already have. What the customer provides, what SARIBOT provides, where the data runs and what is not included.

One server per customer: what dedicated infrastructure means and why it matters

Every SARIBOT deployment runs on its own server, in the jurisdiction the customer needs, with no data pooled with anyone else. What that implies in healthcare and telecoms, which controls come with it, and what cannot be promised.