Voice data & transcripts in the EU
Conversation events, audio content, transcripts, and summaries are processed via voice services in the EU; product data is located in Germany.
Trust Center · AI voice
Chatbyte automates inbound and outbound calls in a GDPR-compliant way — with product data in Germany, voice and transcription in the EU, and reviewable privacy documents.
What Chatbyte covers
No vague promises — the points buyers review before a voice rollout: voice data, telephony, AI disclosure, consent, encryption, and contracts.
Conversation events, audio content, transcripts, and summaries are processed via voice services in the EU; product data is located in Germany.
Phone numbers and telephony run through Twilio in the EU. Product-related telephony data is processed in the EU; signaling depends on the connection path.
AI use can be announced at the start of the call. Consent to recording and processing notices can be mapped cleanly.
Understanding, answer logic, and embeddings run through Microsoft Azure OpenAI in the EU. Content is not shared to train third-party models.
Role-based access control, organization-scoped permissions, separate API keys, and logical separation of voice data on a need-to-know basis.
Recordings, transcripts, and summaries follow contract, configuration, deletion requests, and legal duties. The DPA documents purposes, TOMs, and subprocessors.
A good trust page does not just say an AI voice agent is GDPR-compliant. It shows what buyers can verify before the agent answers real calls.
Voice data, transcripts, and product-related telephony data are processed in the EU, with language understanding via Azure OpenAI in the EU.
The DPA under Art. 28, TOMs under Art. 32, and the voice and telephony subprocessors are documented and ready to share.
Configure AI disclosure at the start of the call, consent to recording, and access roles for your team.
Retention and deletion of recordings, transcripts, and summaries stay documentable and auditable after launch.
GDPR compliance is a shared responsibility. A clear split of roles helps privacy and legal teams place the DPA quickly.
Buyers should not purchase a black box. Chatbyte combines a German company, EU processing, clear privacy documents, and a voice agent built for sensitive customer contact.
Operated by Chatbyte GmbH in Hamburg, Germany (HRB 187972). This eases alignment with privacy, procurement, and management in DACH organizations.
Technical and organizational measures under Art. 32 GDPR: access protection, encrypted transport, secret management, monitoring, and separated environments.
Voice, telephony, and AI providers are named as subprocessors — with location and purpose — so the call data flow stays traceable.
Yes. The AI voice agent is GDPR-compliant for business use. Your company remains responsible for legal basis, disclosures, and data-subject rights; as a processor, Chatbyte covers the processing with a DPA, EU data location, and TOMs.
Voice data, audio content, transcripts, and summaries are processed in the EU. Product data is located in Germany; the standard setup involves no transfer to third countries.
AI use can be announced at the start of the call. Consent to recording and processing notices should be configured by the responsible company based on the use case.
Voice processing runs through ElevenLabs in the EU, telephony through Twilio, and language understanding through Azure OpenAI in the EU. All are documented as subprocessors with location and purpose.
Role-based access, encrypted transport to the state of the art, encrypted storage of sensitive credentials, tenant separation, logging, and monitoring — documented in the TOMs.
Yes. The AI voice agent can answer inbound calls and handle outbound calls. Disclosures, consent, and retention should be reviewed for each use case.