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What does it mean to own your own infrastructure?
Owning your own infrastructure means the accounts your business runs on are in your name: your phone numbers, your recordings, your data.
Most software rents it to you
Your phone numbers sit in their account. Your recordings sit in their storage. And they add their cut to the price.
That costs you twice. You pay more every month. And if you ever leave, your numbers and your records may not come with you.
KX21 works the other way
- Kurrent runs on your own phone company account. You pay the phone company directly, at their price.
- Kapture saves every recording and signed document in your own storage.
- KontrolX looks things up on your own data accounts.
What you get
You own the accounts. You see the real prices. And everything stays yours.
Questions
- What does owning your infrastructure mean?
- The accounts your business runs on are in your name: your phone numbers, your recordings and your data.
- Why does it matter?
- When software rents those to you, you pay its cut every month. And if you leave, your numbers and records may not come with you.
- How does KX21 handle it?
- Kurrent runs on your own phone company account. Kapture saves recordings and signed documents in your own storage. KontrolX looks things up on your own data accounts.