Speech Privacy Audit
An audit engagement: map how far confidential speech travels across boardrooms, meeting suites, and open-plan adjacency, then recommend the right solution path.
Service · audit
This is a bookable engagement. Related solutions below are the problems we put in place or care for after the work.
When to book this
You suspect speech travels further than it should but cannot map the paths. The board asks for evidence before budget is released. A fit-out changed the floor and nobody re-tested privacy.
What happens on site
We walk the spaces with you, identify sensitive zones and adjacency, and measure or sample speech transmission where appropriate. We document leakage across boardrooms, meeting suites, open plan, and circulation so the weak paths are visible, not guessed.
What you receive
A written report mapping how far confidential speech travels, recommended solution paths (with delivery level guidance where masking applies), and clear next steps to book design, install, or support. Evidence you can share with compliance and facilities.
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Related solutions
Common questions
- Is a speech privacy audit the same as acoustic leakage measurement?
- Not always. An audit maps speech privacy risk across your workspace and recommends solution paths. Leakage measurement is a deeper, path-specific test with pass/fail reporting. We will tell you which engagement fits before you book.
- How long does an audit take on site?
- It depends on floor area and how many sensitive rooms you need assessed. A focused boardroom adjacency check can be half a day; a multi-floor estate takes longer. We quote time on site before booking.
- What do we receive in writing?
- A report mapping how far confidential speech travels, which adjacencies matter, recommended solution paths (including delivery level guidance where masking applies), and clear next steps to book design, install, or support.
- Do we need an audit before every install?
- Not always. When the problem and leakage path are already clear, you may book design or support directly. When risk is unclear, compliance needs evidence, or a fit-out changed the floor, audit comes first.