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Protect privacy without losing business intelligence.

Because understanding a call should never come at the expense of confidentiality.

Privacy protection in conversation analytics

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🔐 Protect privacy without losing business intelligence.

Raisetalk goes further in responsible conversational analysis.

🎉 New feature: automatic anonymization of 35 types of personal data.

📞 When a conversation is transcribed, our engine identifies and masks:
- First and last names
- Phone numbers, emails
- Banking details, postal addresses, contract numbers
... and many other personal data types

✅ Objective: enable our customers to meet their GDPR obligations while preserving the operational and strategic value of analyzed exchanges.

🧠 Because understanding a call should never come at the expense of confidentiality.

👉 Learn more about our approach: https://www.raisetalk.com
🚀 Try it now: https://app.raisetalk.com/try

  • AI
  • Conversational Analysis
  • Personal Data
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