Anuvo Resident · 355 ms

The audio never leaves the building.

Anuvo Resident is the self-hosted edition: a voice agent that runs entirely inside your infrastructure, answers in 355 ms — measured — and has no third-party model dependency at all.

Most on-premise voice stacks sit above a second of latency. Anuvo Resident delivers sub-400 ms answers inside your own network — no per-minute API fee, no vendor repricing risk, no audio leaving the building. This is the edition that unlocks regulated buyers: hospitals, labs, legal.

Plan your Resident deployment Security & data residency

355 ms

measured end-to-end, self-hosted

third-party model dependencies

₹0

per-minute fee — annual license only

0 bytes

of audio leave your network, ever

Why Resident exists

The businesses with the most calls and the most sensitive data were locked out

Cloud voice AI sends every word of every call to somebody else's servers and charges per minute, forever. For a hospital, a lab or a law firm that is a compliance problem dressed as a convenience — so the businesses that need a voice agent most were carrying a risk nobody had priced.

Anuvo Resident removes the trade. The entire stack — speech recognition, synthesis, orchestration, audit log — runs on hardware you control. What the cloud edition does for a commercial buyer, Resident does for a regulated one.

Data residency, by design

Audio, transcripts and metadata live and die on your network. Compliance stops being the reason you cannot use AI.

Sub-second, on-premise

355 ms measured inside the customer network — not a marketing number, a benchmark with a published method.

No vendor repricing risk

Your inference cost is your hardware cost. No model vendor can reprice your per-minute bill out from under you.

Multilingual, on your floor

English, Hindi and regional languages run locally. Intake, booking and FAQs in the caller's language, per line.

Integrates with what you run

PBX or SIP trunk in, HIS / EHR / CRM out via REST and webhooks. The agent books into your systems, not ours.

Audit logging you control

Every call recorded with consent, every action logged, RBAC enforced — and the log never leaves your network either.

How it runs

One appliance or your existing Kubernetes — your call

Anuvo Resident deploys as a packaged stack: a single appliance for most sites, or a Helm chart into an existing cluster for teams that already run one. The architecture is identical either way.

1 · Telephony ingress

Your existing PBX or SIP trunk routes inbound calls to the Resident media server — no phone system replacement.

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2 · Anuvo Resident runtime

STT → orchestration → TTS, all in-process on your hardware. Latency budget enforced end-to-end: 355 ms measured.

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3 · Actions and integrations

Appointment booking, HIS/EHR updates, CRM writes — outbound REST and webhooks to systems already in your network.

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4 · Audit and telemetry

Call audio (with consent), transcripts and metadata to your audit store. Optional: metadata-only relay to Anuvo Cloud for dashboards — never audio.

Resident ≠ slower. The myth that on-premise voice stacks sit above a second is why we publish the benchmark: 355 ms inside the customer network, method included, on the latency page.

Sizing guidance

What a deployment needs

Site size	Hardware profile	Throughput	Notes
Clinic / small practice	1 appliance (GPU-optional, CPU-capable)	~4–6 concurrent calls	Single box, single number, multilingual lines.
Multi-branch hospital	2–4 appliances or a small cluster	~20–40 concurrent calls	Active/active, N+1 for the media layer.
Lab chain / enterprise	Existing Kubernetes + GPUs	Scaled horizontally	Helm chart, autoscaling, central audit store.

Concurrency planning, region choice and a full component checklist drop out of the architecture planner — run your own numbers before you talk to sales.

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