Your customers’ conversations, kept in Canada.
For carriers, regional ISPs and the organisations they serve, where the data lives is a procurement requirement, not a preference. GetBettr is Canadian-owned, and Canadian hosting on segregated instances is available, so conversation data does not have to leave the country or share infrastructure with anyone else.
- Canadian-ownedBuilt and operated by Liberated Networks Inc, a Canadian software company with 25 years in business, headquartered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.
- Canadian-hosted, on requestRecordings, transcripts and derived analysis hosted in Canada, on an instance dedicated to the customer.
- No cloud AI, no third-party trainingOur models run on GPUs we own and operate. Conversations are not sent to a public AI service and are never used to train third-party models.
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GetBettr.ai is a product of Liberated Networks Inc, a Canadian software company with 25 years in business, headquartered at 98 Williams Avenue, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, B3B 0A1. Customer conversation data, including call recordings, email content, in-person recordings, transcripts and the analysis derived from them, can be hosted in Canada on a segregated instance dedicated to the customer. Conversation data is processed on infrastructure and AI models owned and operated by Liberated Networks Inc; no public cloud AI services are used. Personally identifiable information can be removed or masked before analysis, configured per customer. Customer data is not used to train third-party AI models. Data residency, retention, deletion and access-control commitments are documented and available for review.
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The bids where a US-hosted alternative fails outright.
- Municipal government
- Resident calls and correspondence that cannot leave the province, let alone the country.
- Health sector
- Patient-facing conversations with residency and access obligations that a shared US cloud does not meet.
- Credit unions and financial services
- Member conversations under regulators who ask where the data is before they ask what it does.
- Carriers and regional ISPs bidding for them
- A conversation-intelligence line you can put in the bid without a residency caveat. The service-provider path →
Bidding on something with a residency clause?
Send us the clause. We will tell you plainly whether we meet it.