01Managed
Managed SaaS
Voz360 operates the infrastructure. You get the same tenant isolation, encryption, and audit-log guarantees without owning the operational surface.
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Managed or private cloud — the architecture does not change.
Voz360 is available as managed SaaS or private cloud, built from the same codebase with the same schema-per-tenant isolation architecture in either mode — deployment model is a operating decision, not a different product. Neither mode is positioned as primary; the right choice depends on your compliance boundary, operating capacity, and control requirements.
Voz360 is available as managed SaaS or private cloud, built from the same codebase with the same schema-per-tenant isolation architecture in either mode — deployment model is a operating decision, not a different product. Neither mode is positioned as primary; the right choice depends on your compliance boundary, operating capacity, and control requirements.
02Private cloud
Private cloud
You operate the infrastructure, inside your own network boundary. The compliance boundary becomes your own network, not a shared multi-tenant environment you must trust.
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What enterprise buying teams want to know.
Self-contained answers, so the questions a security or procurement reviewer asks first don't require reading the whole page.
Is one deployment model cheaper or more capable than the other?
Neither is presented as primary. Managed SaaS trades operating responsibility for convenience; private cloud trades operating responsibility for direct infrastructure control. Feature parity is the same codebase either way.
Can we move from managed SaaS to private cloud later?
Because both modes share the same codebase and tenant-isolation architecture, a migration path is architecturally simpler than moving between two different products — specific migration tooling and timeline should be confirmed during discovery.
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Bring your deployment constraints, compliance requirements, and channel mix. We will show you exactly where control lives in the architecture.