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Last updated: July 3, 2026

At Klariqo, we are committed to protecting your privacy and the security of your data. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and safeguard data across our two core offerings:

  1. Managed Voice AI: our managed AI voice agents that place, receive, and handle live telephone calls over a SIP bridge, directly in the communication path.
  2. Compliance and QA Layer: our post-call service that connects to your existing dialer (such as VICIdial) to ingest call recordings read-only after the call, perform transcription and quality-assurance (QA) scoring, and generate a signed, tamper-evident record of the call.

This policy applies solely to services operated by Klariqo (based in India, with infrastructure running primarily in the United States). It does not apply to third-party integrations or whitelabel deployments run by independent partners.


1. Controller and Processor Roles


2. Information We Collect

Personal Information (account and billing)

Compliance and QA Data (post-call ingestion)

For clients using our Compliance and QA Layer, Klariqo ingests data read-only and post-call from the client's existing dialer (such as VICIdial): - Post-call recordings retrieved after the call completes, via secure least-privilege API access - Call metadata: timestamps, duration, dialer identifiers, phone numbers, disposition codes - Derived transcripts and analysis: machine-generated transcripts, diarization (speaker roles), and QA scores against your rules - Note on diarization: mono-channel recordings can produce lower-confidence speaker attribution. We flag those cases transparently in the metadata rather than hide the limitation.

Voice Data (Managed Voice AI call path)

For clients using our Managed Voice AI, we process call data in real time as the active call-path provider: - Live voice streams during active AI-handled calls - Real-time transcripts generated during the call to power the conversation - Call metadata: destination numbers, duration, timestamp, SIP response codes, routing parameters - Performance data: latency, text-to-speech render times, speech-to-text accuracy markers

Technical Data

We automatically collect technical data from website visitors and logged-in dashboard users: IP addresses and browser information, operating system and device type, page navigation and referral URLs, and technical log and error reports.


3. How We Use Your Information


4. Aggregate Analytics

We analyze anonymized, high-level indicators across the Klariqo platform to generate industry benchmarks and improve accuracy: - Scope: call-outcome distributions, call durations by industry, response latencies, voicemail-detection accuracy. - De-identification: aggregated across multiple accounts and fully de-identified. It contains no caller phone numbers, recordings, individual transcripts, client business identities, or personal identifiers. - No external sales: we never sell, rent, or lease aggregate datasets. - Opting out: account holders may opt out by emailing [email protected]. Opting out disables aggregate benchmarking visualizations in your dashboard.


5. Data Sharing and Sub-Processors

To deliver our services we rely on the infrastructure providers below. All sub-processors are bound by data-processing terms requiring confidentiality and security.

Provider Purpose Location Data Processed
Cloudflare Hosting, CDN, Workers, R2 storage US / Global Web traffic, dashboard data, stored vCon records
Google Cloud Platform SIP bridge infrastructure US Live call audio (real-time, not stored)
Supabase Database hosting US Account data, billing, transcripts, metadata
Dodo Payments Payment processing US Billing and transaction data
Cartesia Text-to-speech (Managed Voice AI) US AI response text (real-time)
Deepgram Speech-to-text (Managed Voice AI) US Live voice streams (real-time)
Groq LLM inference (Managed Voice AI) US Conversation text (real-time)
Google Gemini (Google Cloud AI) Transcription + QA scoring (Compliance product) US Post-call recordings and QA scorecards
JLINC Independent cryptographic witnessing US SHA-512 hashes and signatures only (zero-knowledge; no content)

We do not sell your personal information.

When we may disclose data: to comply with a legal obligation, court order, or regulatory request; to enforce our Terms of Service; to protect the rights, safety, or property of Klariqo, our users, or the public; or with your explicit consent.


6. The Signed Record (vCon) and Witnessing

Every call processed through our Compliance and QA Layer is converted into a portable, standards-based record called a vCon (virtualized conversation). The vCon contains the call identifier and metadata, the transcript, diarization details and derived QA scorecard, and a cryptographic SHA-512 fingerprint of the audio file.

Cryptographic signatures

Once generated, the vCon is signed by Klariqo using an RS256 key. Any later attempt to modify the transcript, the QA scores, or the metadata breaks the signature, making the change detectable to anyone using a public vCon verifier.

Independent witnessing via JLINC

Optionally, clients may add an independent third-party layer through our partner JLINC. When enabled: - Klariqo sends a zero-knowledge cryptographic signature of the record to JLINC. - JLINC acts as an independent witness, recording an attested, timestamped receipt of the record's state. - Zero-knowledge: JLINC never receives raw audio, caller identities, transcript text, or QA scores. Only opaque hashes, identifiers, and signatures leave your account. - What it proves: the receipt provides an independent, timestamped attestation of your evidence and confirms the record has not been altered since it was signed. (It attests to the record and its timestamp, not to the validity of any upstream caller consent, see Section 10.)


7. Read-Only Access (Compliance and QA Layer)

For clients using our Compliance and QA Layer, Klariqo does not participate in active call routing or manipulation: - Post-call access only: we pull completed recordings only after they have concluded on your dialer. - Least-privilege: we access your dialer through a read-only API integration using credentials you configure, manage, and can revoke at any time. - No live-call interference: for this product, Klariqo never joins live calls, never places outbound calls, and cannot modify active dialer configurations or campaigns. - Scope: this applies to the Compliance and QA Layer only. Our Managed Voice AI product operates directly in the live call path to route and deliver real-time conversation.


8. Data Retention

Data Type Standard Retention Enterprise Extended
Business account profiles Active account + 30 days N/A
Billing and payment records 7 years (legal/tax) N/A
Website analytics (GA4) 14 months N/A
Managed Voice AI recordings 90 days from call, or client-specified Custom duration
Managed Voice AI transcripts 90 days from call, or client-specified Custom duration
Compliance Layer signed records (vCons) Client-specified (retained as your active evidence) Supported indefinitely, per storage tier
Call metadata (timestamps, duration, outcomes) 1 year Custom

Account administrators can request deletion of account records or stored evidence at any time by emailing [email protected]. We execute deletion within 30 days, except where law requires preservation.


9. Data Security

No electronic system is 100% secure. While we provide cryptographic tools to detect tampering and prove record integrity, we cannot guarantee absolute prevention of incidents. If we become aware of a data breach affecting your personal information, we will notify you within 72 hours of discovery, as required by applicable law.


10. Call Recordings and Consent Responsibilities

Managed Voice AI clients

Compliance and QA Layer clients

Because this product operates read-only and post-call, Klariqo does not run live disclosures: - Client consent burden: the client holds full legal responsibility to notify callers and secure all required recording and processing consents under applicable federal, state, and local laws (including two-party-consent states such as California, Florida, and Illinois) before Klariqo ingests any records. - What our records prove: Klariqo provides audit-ready evidence and provenance. We prove what was said, and that the record is unaltered since it was signed. Our signatures do not verify, validate, or prove that upstream caller consent was legally obtained.


11. Cookies and Tracking


12. HIPAA Disclaimer

Klariqo serves clients across regulated fields, including campaigns adjacent to healthcare, Medicare, ACA, and SSDI. - Not a HIPAA Business Associate by default: Klariqo is not a HIPAA Business Associate, and our standard services are not designed to process, store, or transmit Protected Health Information (PHI) under US HIPAA rules. - No PHI without a BAA: clients must not route, upload, or process any audio, transcripts, or metadata containing PHI through Klariqo unless a separate Business Associate Agreement (BAA) has been executed by both parties.


13. Your Rights

All users

You have the right to access a copy of your data, correct inaccurate records, delete your data (subject to billing/legal retention), export your data (portability), and object to or opt out of optional analysis. Email [email protected]; we verify identity and respond within 30 days.

California residents (CCPA/CPRA)

Categories collected: identifiers (name, business email, phone, IP, credentials); commercial details (billing, plan, usage); audio and transcription data (recordings, transcripts, QA scores); professional information (company, role, industry); network activity (site/dashboard usage).

Sources: directly from you; automatically via cookies and logs; and read-only from your connected dialer (for post-call compliance processing).

Sale and sharing: we do not sell your personal information. We use analytics and advertising cookies (Google Analytics 4 and the LinkedIn Insight Tag), which you can opt out of using the tools in Section 11 and your browser settings. To make a request, email [email protected] with "CCPA Request" in the subject line. - Sub-processors: we share the categories above with the Section 5 sub-processors solely to deliver the service, process billing, and maintain security.

Non-discrimination: we will not discriminate against you for exercising your CCPA rights. To submit a request, email [email protected] with "CCPA Request" in the subject line; we verify identity and respond within 45 days.


14. Children's Privacy

Klariqo's services are intended for businesses and professional call center operators. We do not knowingly collect data from children under 13. If we learn we have collected such data, we will delete it promptly. Contact [email protected].


15. International Data Transfers

Klariqo is based in India, and our infrastructure runs primarily in the United States. If you access our platform from outside the US, your data will be transferred to and processed in the US. We rely on standard contractual protections, access controls, and encryption to safeguard these transfers. By using our services, you consent to this transfer.


16. Data Processing Agreement

For clients processing caller data subject to privacy frameworks (CCPA, CPRA, or GDPR principles), Klariqo offers a standalone Data Processing Agreement (DPA) that sets out controller-processor boundaries, sub-processor terms, and security standards. To review and execute the DPA, contact [email protected].


17. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect new products, software changes, or regulatory shifts. Material changes will be emailed to registered account owners and posted here with a revised "Last updated" date. Continued use after an update constitutes acceptance.


18. Version History

Version Date Changes
3.0 July 3, 2026 Added the Compliance and QA product: controller/processor roles, post-call read-only ingestion, vCon signing and JLINC independent witnessing, evidence retention, HIPAA disclaimer, and a standalone DPA. Removed the RB2B / Retention.com visitor-identification tool and its disclosures. Updated sub-processor registry (pending Backend confirmation).
2.1 June 15, 2026 Added Website Visitor Identification (RB2B) disclosure with opt-out links; updated cookies, sub-processors, and CCPA language.
2.0 March 23, 2026 Added CCPA/CPRA, sub-processor list, retention schedule, cookies, international transfers, DPA availability, children's privacy, version history.
1.0 January 2025 Initial privacy policy.

19. Contact Us

Questions about this Privacy Policy or our data practices: [email protected]

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