Swifty control: authorised access
Recordings, transcripts, summaries and conversation outcomes are available only to users with the appropriate access.
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Security, privacy and governance
The dealership sets the operating rules. Access to recordings, transcripts, summaries and outcomes is limited by permission. Human escalation and approved legal information remain clear.
Customer requested a service. Tuesday at 9am was agreed and the appointment was added to the diary.
Only users with access can view the recording, transcript and summary.
See the customer request, what was said and the resulting action.
Data handling and workflow rules are agreed with your dealership. See the approved privacy policy and terms for legal information.
Published control model
Recordings, transcripts, summaries and conversation outcomes are available only to users with the appropriate access.
Calls are recorded, transcribed and summarised by AI so authorised users can review what happened and the resulting action.
Swifty does not disclose personal information during customer conversations. The remaining permitted scope is agreed with the customer.
The customer defines the permitted journeys, introduction, disclosure, access, retention details and who owns each outcome.
The customer defines booking authority and the human routes used for complaints, sensitive circumstances, unusual requests and conversations outside the approved scope.
The approved Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions explain Swifty's legal roles, processing, service responsibilities and contractual framework.
The customer defines the permitted journey, introduction and disclosure, booking authority, human escalation, access, retention details, outcomes and operating controls. Those choices still need to follow the applicable requirements and agreed contract.
Frequently asked
Yes. Calls are recorded, transcribed and summarised by AI. Only users with the appropriate access can view those records.
The customer defines the permitted journey, introduction and disclosure, booking authority, human escalation, access, retention details, outcomes and operational controls, subject to applicable requirements and agreed contracts.
No. Swifty does not disclose personal information during customer conversations. The customer and Swifty still need to agree what data the service may access and how each journey should verify, respond or hand over.
Review your requirements
We will review the intended journeys, data access, recording, user permissions, escalation, retention and customer responsibilities for the proposed implementation.
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