Secure AI Automation

Automation your security team will actually sign off on

Automating customer conversations at scale means a security review, not just a demo. Every credential, transcript and workflow action in Lira is encrypted, access-controlled and logged — designed to pass that review rather than complicate it.

Enterprise deployments · dedicated onboarding · custom SLAs

What does "secure" mean for an AI automation platform?

For an AI platform handling real customer conversations, security means three things in practice: credentials and conversation data are encrypted both at rest in the database and in transit over the network; access to configuration, credentials and call/chat logs is restricted by role rather than open to every user; and every automated action — a call placed, a message sent, a workflow triggered — is logged with enough detail to reconstruct what happened and why during an audit.

Capabilities

What you get

Encryption at rest

Stored credentials and sensitive configuration are encrypted in the database, not held in plaintext.

Encryption in transit

HTTPS with HSTS enforced end-to-end — no unencrypted path between the browser, API and telephony providers.

Role-based access control

Granular permissions separate who can view credentials, edit agents, and access billing.

Masked credentials in the UI

API keys and secrets are masked on screen and in every API response, even for admin accounts.

Full audit trail

Every configuration change and automated action is logged for later review.

Compliant messaging

Built-in guardrails for WhatsApp Business policy, opt-out handling and consent windows.

Use cases

Who this is built for

Security review sign-off

Give your security team the encryption, access-control and audit details they need to approve deployment.

Regulated call centers

Demonstrate credential handling and data protection controls during a compliance audit.

Multi-team deployments

Separate who can configure agents from who can view billing or export conversation data.

FAQ

Common questions

Are API keys and credentials ever shown in plaintext in the dashboard?

No — every credential field is masked after the initial entry, for every account role including admins, since a plaintext value in a browser response is readable via developer tools regardless of who's logged in.

Is encryption at rest on by default or something we have to configure?

It's the default behavior for stored provider credentials and sensitive settings — no separate configuration step required.

Can we get a security questionnaire or documentation for our review process?

Yes — talk to our team and we'll provide what your specific review process needs.

Ready to deploy secure ai automation?

Talk to our team about your infrastructure, compliance and scale requirements — we'll design the deployment around them.

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