The use case: how Alta Resources deploys Sanas
Alta Resources uses Sanas noise cancellation to remove background noise on calls at its Belize site, across both NICE CXone and client-owned telephony platforms. It also uses its own deployment as a live example when talking to clients and in proposals.
In the customer’s words
The solution has been really good for us, and the consoles have been straightforward to manage and navigate.Sanas users in IT Services & System Integration
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Based on Sanas’s published case study. We check the public evidence; the results are reported by the vendor.
sanas.ai- Source published
- Oct 5, 2026
- Last checked
- Nov 10, 2026
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- The figure: 65 to 70 licensesChecked
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- Alta Resources uses SanasChecked
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Alta moved from testing to a broader Belize rollout and built a working operating model around the platform. One steady-state deployment for a consumer-goods client runs at about 65 to 70 licenses across the full team, with consistent usage month to month.