Deployment

Customer conversations never leave your building

Chinar runs on your own infrastructure. There is no per-hour meter against a cloud account, no third-party retention, and no question about where the audio went.

Overview

On-premise deployment

Transcribing customer conversations through a cloud service means two things at once: a bill that scales with every hour of audio, and a copy of those conversations held by somebody else. Chinar removes both by running inside your own network — which is what makes transcribing everything, rather than a sample, a decision about value instead of about exposure.

What it does

What staying in-house gives you

Recordings never leave your own infrastructure.

No per-hour metering against a cloud account.

No third-party retention of customer conversations.

Chinar-F runs on hardware a large model will not fit.

Four to seven times faster than the cloud services benchmarked against it.

How it works

How deployment works

1Chinar is installed inside your own network
2Audio is sent to it locally, never to an external service
3Transcripts stay in your own systems
4Capacity and cost are yours to plan, with no usage meter
FAQ

Common questions

Does any audio leave our network?

No. Chinar runs on your own infrastructure, so recordings and transcripts stay inside it.

Is there a per-hour charge?

No — there is no per-hour metering, which is part of why full coverage becomes affordable.

How fast is it?

Four to seven times faster than the cloud speech services benchmarked against it, so a day of recordings is processed in minutes.

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More of what Chinar does

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Hear Chinar on your own recordings

Request a demo and we will run Chinar against your own Azerbaijani audio — Chinar-L for the transcript people read, Chinar-F for the volume.