As voice automation becomes an essential part of outbound engagement, inbound routing, and customer interaction, businesses are rightly asking: “Where does our data go?”
At Telentir, we believe you shouldn’t have to choose between advanced AI voice automation and full control over your infrastructure. That’s why we’ve launched a fully-featured self-hosted version of Telentir, giving you the same powerful AI voice agent capabilities, but deployed entirely on your own servers or private cloud.
Whether you're a fintech startup, a public institution, a healthcare provider, or a global enterprise with strict compliance requirements, our self-hosted deployment is built to match your security, scalability, and customization needs.
What Does “Self-Hosted” Actually Mean?
A self-hosted version of Telentir allows you to run the entire platform, voice agents, database, backend, frontend, and telephony interface, within your own infrastructure.
That could be:
- A bare-metal server in your data center
- A private VPC on AWS, Azure, or GCP
- A Kubernetes cluster behind your corporate firewall
- Even an offline, air-gapped environment with no internet access
You retain 100% ownership of the data and have full visibility into every component, configuration, and interaction.
Why Businesses Are Choosing Self-Hosted Telentir
1. Data Sovereignty
When your data is mission-critical, you can’t afford to have it stored, processed, or routed through someone else’s cloud. With Telentir’s self-hosted deployment:
All call recordings, transcripts, logs, and configurations remain inside your environment
Perfect for businesses navigating GDPR, HIPAA, or national data laws
No third-party storage or invisible APIs involved
2. Custom Security Controls
Security teams can enforce their own protocols, from firewalls to authentication and encryption.
Integrate with your SSO/LDAP systems
Apply role-based access control and network whitelisting
Enforce VPN-only access, endpoint scanning, or internal audits
You define the perimeter, we provide the tools.
3. Flexible Infrastructure Options
Run Telentir wherever your IT stack lives:
Linux VM in your data center? Yes
High-availability Kubernetes cluster? Yes
Offline machine in a secure facility? Yes
You get to choose the OS, the specs, and the scaling strategy. Telentir runs on modern Linux distributions and supports Docker, PostgreSQL, and optionally, Kubernetes.
4. Complete Customization
With full access to Telentir’s APIs, config files, and logic hooks, you can:
Integrate with niche CRMs or legacy tools
Modify agent behavior and dialogue trees
Create domain-specific NLP or custom intent handlers
Build advanced routing logic for inbound and outbound campaigns
No more relying on vendor-specific “black boxes.” Telentir is open by design.
5. Offline and Air-Gapped Support
For organizations requiring zero internet dependency, Telentir offers fully offline setup:
Use a local installer to deploy the platform
Sync call logs and transcripts manually over secure media
Ideal for government, defense, or regulated healthcare deployments
What’s Included in a Self-Hosted Deployment?
The self-hosted version of Telentir comes with everything you need to run voice automation at scale:
- Admin dashboard and campaign builder
- Telephony integrations (SIP/WebRTC)
- AI voice agent engine
- Task routing and NLP modules
- REST APIs and WebSocket events
- Logging and observability tools
- Role-based user management
- Installation scripts and documentation
- Enterprise support (optional)
You’re not getting a stripped-down local mirror, this is the full Telentir experience, on your terms.
Installation Workflow: From Provision to Production
We’ve made self-hosting as smooth as possible. Here’s what a typical setup looks like:
1. Provision Infrastructure
Set up a Linux server (Ubuntu 20.04+ or Debian 10+) with Docker and PostgreSQL. Configure basic networking and firewall rules.
2. Install Dependencies
Install Docker, Docker Compose, and required CLI tools. Pull the Telentir image from our secure registry.
3. Configure Environment
Clone the sample .env file, set your database credentials, encryption key, and telephony provider info.
4. Start Services
Launch the platform with docker compose up -d. Telentir initializes the database and services automatically.
5. Connect Telephony
Point your SIP trunk or provider to the Telentir SIP gateway. Set up webhooks for call events and DTMF inputs.
6. Log In and Create Campaigns
Open your browser, log in to the admin dashboard, and start creating AI agents, dialogue flows, and dialing rules.
Minimum Requirements
You don’t need a giant server farm to run Telentir. For testing or small-scale production use:
- CPU: Dual-core x86 (2.0GHz+)
- RAM: 4 GB minimum
- Storage: 5–10 GB (SSD recommended)
- OS: Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 10+, or similar
- Database: PostgreSQL 12+
- Docker Engine: v20.10+
- Ports: 443 (HTTPS), 5432 (PostgreSQL), 5060 (SIP), WebRTC UDP ports
You can scale vertically or horizontally based on concurrent calls and campaign size.
Use Cases That Benefit Most from Self-Hosting
- Healthcare: Keep patient data local while automating appointment reminders or prescription follow-ups
- Finance & Debt Collection: Stay compliant with local regulations while reaching customers efficiently
- Public Sector & Education: Serve communities with voice automation, even on limited or offline networks
- Large Enterprises: Integrate Telentir into your existing IT ecosystem with minimal disruption
The Future of Voice is in Your Hands
Self-hosting Telentir gives you more than just control, it gives you confidence.
Confidence that your data is safe. Confidence that your voice agents behave exactly how you want. Confidence that your infrastructure can scale when the time comes.
If you're ready to run AI-powered calling on your terms, Telentir’s self-hosted solution is ready to deploy.
Ready to Get Started?
Check out the full Installation Guide or Book a Demo with our team to see what self-hosted Telentir looks like in action.
Build smarter voice automation. Own your data. Stay in control.