VoceFacile · Commitments
Your customers’ data
stays yours. For the long run.
We democratise tools that today only large companies have — and we protect people and their data, over the long term. Here’s how, and where we’re heading.
Our commitments
Six principles, not slogans.
01
In Europe, always
Data is stored on European infrastructure. GDPR compliance designed in from day one, not bolted on later.
02
No Meta
Notifications come via Telegram: your customers’ numbers don’t enter Meta’s advertising ecosystem. An architecture choice, not a marketing one.
03
We minimise
We keep only what’s needed. The rest deletes itself: call content after 12 months, operational data much sooner.
04
Isolated by design
Each business sees only its own data. Isolation at the database level (row-level security), not just in code.
05
Security looking to 2030
Continuous hardening today; preparation for post-quantum cryptography tomorrow. Health data must stay safe even ten years from now.
06
Transparency
No dark patterns, no selling data. Trust is shown with facts — this document is one of those facts.
Roadmap
Where we’re heading.
This is the direction, not a contract. The further out in time, the fewer rigid promises and the more exploration — because that’s how you work honestly.
updated: June 2026 · v1.0
2026
●NOW
- Virtual secretary 24/7 — live for restaurants, practices and clinics.
- Data in Europe, GDPR by design, per-customer isolation, automatic minimisation.
- Telegram notifications. Live in 48 hours.
2027
○PLANNED
- CRMs dedicated to sectors still living with 90s software: pediatrics, dentistry, primary care.
- Integration with existing software where there’s an API; a bridge via email/webhook where there isn’t.
- More languages for those working with international customers.
2028
◇UNDER EVALUATION
- Multi-location and enterprise; more sectors and more European countries.
- Independent security audits and public transparency.
2029
·UNDER EXPLORATION
- Post-quantum cryptography: quantum computers are coming (IBM and Google roadmaps point to the end of the decade) and one day they may break today’s cryptography. We prepare now — because your customers’ data must stay safe afterwards too.