For the IT team that has to answer to Legal.
SSO, SAML, RBAC, audit logs, regional residency, named support. letsdial ships the whole list without the six-figure add-on or the compliance retrofit.
The list, ticked, before the kick-off.
- 01SSO via Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace
Identity provider of choice. SCIM provisioning so leavers leave on the day, not three weeks later.
- 02SAML 2.0 + SCIM provisioning
Standard protocols. No bespoke integrations. Audit logs export in formats your SOC already ingests.
- 03RBAC with export-ready audit logs
Role-based access for every capability. Audit trail you can hand to a regulator without scrubbing.
- 04Dedicated routing and pinned regions
Traffic stays in-region. Dedicated clusters available for the largest deployments and strictest residency rules.
- 05BAA, DPA, and standard MSAs ready to sign
Pre-vetted paper. Counsel can red-line in the same week the procurement call lands.
The follow-up packet, already written.
available under NDA
pre-completed for major frameworks
regional and product-specific
spelled out in the contract
Four phases. Named owners. No big-bang weekend.
- 01Pilotfriendly team, lock-tight loop, named owners both sides
- 02Expansionone business unit at a time, measured by adoption
- 03Cutovercohort-by-cohort, never a big-bang weekend
- 04Decommissionlegacy vendor exits with a clean audit trail
A named CSM. A named engineer. One quarterly review.
After go-live, your named CSM runs a quarterly business review with the IT, security, and CX stakeholders. New features, roadmap alignment, account health, and open support tickets all sit in one deck.
Escalations short-circuit through a named engineering contact, not a ticket queue.
owns the relationship
skips the ticket queue
IT, security, CX in the room
feature requests don't disappear
Quarter by quarter. Program management included.
friendly team, locked scope, named owners
second region with the lessons from Q1
regional CSMs handle the cohort sequence
legacy vendor exits, the platform settles in
Questions we hear on the first call.
Yes, Enterprise deployments include dedicated clusters and pinned regions. Network paths, data residency, and key-management options are all spelled out in the architecture review.
Book an enterprise IT call.
See SSO, SAML, RBAC, and regional residency walked through end-to-end with a named engineer.