Verified speaker identity
Voice analysis today separates the voices inside a call and flags added or swapped participants. Enrollment will let an organization verify who is actually speaking, under a consent-gated workflow designed with the same care as the privilege gate.
Know who is speaking, not just whose credential was used.
Credentials identify accounts, not people, and everybody knows it. Voice analysis already separates the voices inside a call and flags when the handset changes hands; what it cannot yet say is who a voice belongs to. Enrollment adds that link under explicit consent, so an identity claim in an investigation rests on something a court can actually examine.
Where it stands today
Per-call voice separation, three-participant detection, and handset-change detection are live. Enrollment and verification are the planned step.
Want to shape it? Early partners will get a direct line into what we build next.
Request a demoWhat it will do
- A consent-gated voiceprint enrollment workflow
- Verified identity on a call instead of anonymous voice groups
- Shared credentials surfaced with the identity behind them
- Privacy governance designed into the workflow from the start
- Every match carries its confidence score and a complete audit trail