Cited to source
Answers trace to research data, FDA records, and published literature

Arca's agents accelerate life sciences development across biotech, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices.
The questions a life sciences team asks and the documents it writes draw on the same evidence: literature, agency guidance, and your own development records. Arca cites all of it the same way.
Life sciences teams spend more time coordinating paperwork than advancing science. Arca takes on the research and first drafts so teams can move development forward.
Answers trace to research data, FDA records, and published literature
Research and drafting that took months, done in weeks with the audit trail intact
Your team drafts development documents and reports itself, from cited evidence
Arca drafts each document from the sources your team already cites, and links every claim back to them.
Submission packages, technical documentation, agency responses
SOPs, CAPA, validation plans, risk assessments, CMC documentation
Study protocols, clinical reports, consent forms, safety summaries
Search FDA premarket submissions to find predicate devices and substantial equivalence pathways.
Pull adverse event reports to surface device malfunctions, injuries, and safety signals.
Look up trial protocols, status, and results to support study and submission work.
Query approvals, recalls, warning letters, and registrations to check regulatory status.
Search biomedical literature to ground claims in published clinical evidence.
EMA, EUDAMED, MDCG guidance, DailyMed, AccessGUDID, eCFR, Federal Register, Global Index Medicus, and more.
Arca is SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant, and runs each customer in a single-tenant environment.
SOC 2 Type II certified, with independent audits validating our data security, availability, and confidentiality controls.
SAML single sign-on, with activity logs of who accessed what.
GDPR compliant, with a data processing agreement and EU Standard Contractual Clauses, and dedicated EU-hosted deployments for data that must stay in the EU.
Dedicated environments, scoped permissions, and tenant-level controls keep customer work isolated.