Security and your data
Plain answers about your data.
What Callra keeps, what it never touches, who else processes a call, and the certifications we don't have yet. No badges we haven't earned.
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What Callra keeps
- Names and phone numbers
- Orders and appointments
- Call transcripts
- Recordings, when disclosed
- Your menu, services and team
- Payment tokens and last 4
What Callra never holds
- Full card numbers
- Card security codes
- Clinical records
- Anything we would sell
— Certifications, honestly
We're young, and we don't hold formal certifications yet.
Here's exactly where things stand. When an audit is finished, its real result goes here, and not before.
— Where a card number goes
Never through us.
On a phone order, the guest is never asked to read out a card. They get a secure link, and the card goes straight to your payment provider.
- Guest orders by phoneCallra takes the order. No card is asked for or said aloud.
- Gets a pay link by textA link to your payment provider's own checkout page.
- Pays on the provider's pageStripe, Converge, Clover or Square takes the card. This is the only place it goes.
- Callra gets a receiptPaid or not, plus a token and the last 4 digits for refunds.
Salons and dental practices: there's no payment step at all. Callra doesn't take deposits or cancellation fees, so it never touches a card for you.
— Recording and AI disclosure
Callers are told, and it never lies about it.
- A recording notice in the greetingOn by default, in your business's language. You can switch it off where the law allows.
- It says it's an AIAnnounced in the greeting if you want, and never denied when a caller asks.
- Honest about transcriptsText transcripts are kept for every call, so the agent never claims a call isn't recorded.
Some U.S. states require everyone on a call to agree to recording. This isn't legal advice: confirm your own state's rules with your counsel.
The first five seconds
CallraHi, thanks for calling Mario's Pizza. This call will be recorded. How can I help?
CallerWait, am I talking to a real person?
CallraNo, I'm an AI assistant for Mario's. I can take your order, or put you through to the team.
— Who else touches a call
The services that make it work.
To answer a call, the audio and transcript pass through a small set of providers. Owners agree to this when they set up the agent. We don't sell your data, and we only share what a call needs.
- LiveKitCarries the call audio
- DeepgramTurns speech into text
- Google GeminiUnderstands and replies
- ElevenLabsTurns replies into a voice
- TwilioPhone numbers and texts
- Your payment providerTakes the card, when there is one
— What each business stores
Different desks, different data.
Restaurants
- Orders and the menu they were taken from
- Guest names, numbers and addresses
- Payment tokens and last 4, never the card
- POS sign-in tokens, encrypted
Card details go to your payment provider's page and nowhere else.
Salons & barbers
- Appointments, services and stylists
- The client book and visit history
- Patch-test records that can't be edited over
- No card data, because there's no payment step
A correction to a patch test is added as a new entry, so the history stays intact for your insurer.
Dental practices
- Appointments, treatments and dentists
- Patient names and phone numbers
- A short note your team adds
- No clinical records: there's no field for one
It gives no clinical advice, and calls that sound like an emergency are sent to urgent care, not booked.
- You own itYour guests', clients' and patients' details are yours. We don't sell them.
- Right people, right viewOwner, manager and staff roles, and each stylist or dentist sees only their own day.
- Leave cleanlyDelete your account in the app. Billing stops at once and your data is removed 30 days later.
- Ask us anythingData and privacy requests go to info@callraai.com. Our DPA is on the site.
Straight answers.
Payments, certifications, where data lives, recording, and who else processes a call.
Callra AI itself is not PCI DSS certified. Payment card data is handled by PCI-compliant processors (Stripe, Converge/Elavon, Clover, or Square) via hosted checkout and tokenization, so Callra never stores raw card numbers.
Not yet. Callra is a young company and does not hold SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, or GDPR certification today. We will publish real audit results here if and when they are completed. We do not claim certifications we don’t have.
Data is hosted in the United States. Call recordings, transcripts, orders and appointments are encrypted in transit and at rest.
Text transcripts are kept for every call, and audio is recorded when your recording notice is on. The notice plays in the greeting by default, and the agent always answers truthfully if a caller asks whether the call is recorded or whether they are talking to an AI. Some U.S. states require every party to consent to recording; confirm your own state’s rules with your counsel, as this is not legal advice.
Payment card data is handled by PCI-compliant processors (Stripe, Converge/Elavon, Clover, and Square) via hosted checkout and tokenization. Callra does not store raw card numbers on its own servers.
A small set of providers that make a call work: LiveKit carries the audio, Deepgram turns speech into text, Google Gemini understands and replies, ElevenLabs produces the voice, and Twilio handles phone numbers and texts. Owners agree to this when they set up the agent. Card payments go to your own payment provider.
No. You own your data, and Callra does not sell it to third parties.
Callra does not currently publish a numeric uptime SLA. We will share real, measured availability data as it becomes available.
Callra does not currently have a scheduled third-party penetration-testing program. Security review is part of our roadmap as the product matures.
Email info@callraai.com and our team will walk you through how data is handled today and our plans for formal certifications. Our Data Processing Agreement is published at /legal/dpa/.
Let it
ring.
Create your account and set it up in the app, free. It starts answering your phone the moment you pick a plan.
Three steps, no card to start
- 1Sign upWith your email or your Google account.
- 2Tell it about your businessYour menu, or your services and team, your hours and its voice.
- 3Pick a planIt starts answering. Until then, nothing is charged.
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