Deploy It Your Way Voxify's Managed Service supports flexible deployment options so you can choose the model that best meets your business needs and resources. You can choose the Hosted Managed Service model where the speech application, VXML browser, and speech infrastructure are completely provided by Voxify. Using this model Voxify takes care of infrastructure, application tuning, ongoing changes to the application, and technical support.
Alternatively, you can choose the On Premise Managed Service model where the speech application is hosted and the VXML browser and speech ports are located on your site. This model gives you best of both worlds--the control of maintaining your own speech infrastructure and the management of the speech application by Voxify speech experts.
Determining which deployment model is best for you is based on the type of speech application, call volumes, expected transfer rates, telephony costs, and your company's IT policies. Let Voxify help you determine the deployment model which offers the lowest total cost of ownership for your company.
To find out about Voxify's flexible deployment models, select an option below.
Hosted Managed Service On Premise Managed Service
Hosted Managed Service Under the Hosted Managed Service model, Voxify assumes responsibility for the entire speech hardware and software infrastructure, saving organizations from the cost and complexity to implement these new technologies. The Hosted approach delivers the fastest time-to-deployment, shortest ROI, lowest risk of deployment, least capital expenditure, and leverages a usage-based pricing model.
Inherent in the Hosted model is that you only pay for the calls we take for you. You gain the pricing power that Voxify has negotiated with network hosting centers to share speech ports among Voxify customers. You get unlimited scalability for normal and emergency call volumes. You also get disaster preparedness included in your Voxify self-service solution.
The beauty of the Hosted model is that one self-service expert, Voxify, takes care of deployment, infrastructure, speech application tuning, ongoing changes to the application, and technical support. You fully leverage Voxify's Managed Service capabilities.
Benefits of Hosted Managed Service
- One company, Voxify, to handle all your self-service solution needs
- Fastest time-to-deployment
- Shortest ROI
- Lowest risk
- Usage-based pricing
- No capital expenditures
- Scalability
- Disaster preparedness

Hosted Managed Service Architecture
On Premise Managed Service Voxify's On Premise Managed Service model provides a solution where Voxify hosts and manages the speech application while you manage the VXML browser, the speech ports, and the rest of the speech infrastructure at your site. This enables you to have fixed cost, capital expenditures. You have more control of your operating environment while leveraging Voxify's expertise in application tuning, ongoing changes, and technical support.
As identified by the research firm, Datamonitor, Voxify's On Premise deployment model has been enabled by the VXML standard which supports the physical separation of the VXML browser, speech application, and speech infrastructure. The different components can now reside on separate servers that can be in different data centers, in different cities, and in different countries.
Benefits of On Premise Managed Service
- Gives you control of selection and provisioning
- Allows you to leverage existing speech infrastructure investments
- Gives complete control of capital expenditures
- Supports corporate IT and security policies

On Premise Managed Service Architecture
On Premise Overflow Option In order to provide the benefit of unlimited scalability and redundancy, Voxify offers the On Premise Overflow Option. With this option, Voxify replicates your VoiceXML Browser and speech infrastructure in its network hosting centers so you can send overflow calls to Voxify at a moment's notice. You can be assured that your calls will get handled should you experience unplanned call spikes or if you have an emergency and are unable to handle calls.

On Premise Overflow Architecture
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