Choose your Respondr architecture: cloud, on premise or hybrid.
At the centre of the infrastructure is Respondr Server, which can run in the cloud on AWS or on your own hardware. Radio gateways, consoles and apps connect to the server.

Cloud, on-premise, or hybrid.
In the cloud, Respondr Server runs on AWS. On premise, it runs on your hardware and the data stays inside your network. In the hybrid model, the server is in the cloud and the radio gateways are at your sites.
Two LAN ports, two separate networks.
Some radio gateways, such as the FT636B and FT638, have two LAN ports. You can connect each port to a different network with its own IP addressing, and carry up to 8 links on each port.
Physical radios go through a gateway, apps connect to the server.
Each radio network connects to Respondr Server through a gateway, which turns the voice and signals of the radio into IP data. Console, app and PoC radios connect directly to the server instead. So the operator in the control room talks with the radios in the field on the same channel.
What the platform guarantees
The architecture guarantees real-time voice, encrypted transport, controlled access and an audit trail behind every action.
Real-time voice
Encrypted transport
Audit logging
OIDC SSO + MFA
Account lockout
Granular permissions
Frequently asked questions
Yes, with the Enterprise plan. The complete stack, server, database and recording, can run on your hardware inside your network, and the local radio gateways connect to it directly.
In the cloud on AWS, on encrypted disks. With the Enterprise plan the server is dedicated and the data stays in the country you choose or inside your network.
Yes, with the Enterprise plan. Connecting radios takes a dedicated server, on premise or in the cloud, and one gateway per radio network.
The architecture is designed with reference to IEC 62443, targeting Security Level 2, and Respondr helps you meet NIS2 obligations with encrypted voice and messages, MFA, role-based access control, account lockout and audit logs. Respondr holds no third-party certification: the NIS2 and IEC 62443 page explains what that means.
The server re-checks every gateway link about every 10 seconds, and the apps reconnect as soon as the network is back. FT636B and FT638 gateways also have two LAN ports, so the gateway link can run over two separate networks.
The radios keep working on their own radio network, as they do today. Only the link to Respondr stops, and Respondr restores it by itself as soon as an IP network is back.
We’ll show you Respondr in a live demo.
We offer a 30-minute live demo built around your radio infrastructure.