Purpose built for the toughest legal and compliance challenges
How Arca compares to general-purpose AI assistants for in-house legal and compliance teams.
ArcaLegal & compliance platform
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Built for
Purpose-built for legal & compliance
General productivity
Legal intelligence
Legal data sources
Indexed primary law: federal & 50-state courts and statutes, U.S. Code, CFR, Federal Register, 17+ regulators, 12+ international jurisdictions — continuously updated
General web + model memory
Verified citations
Every answer linked to primary sources (EUR-Lex, CourtListener, U.S. Code)
Can fabricate case citations
Sanctions & watchlist screening
Real-time across 40+ lists (OFAC SDN, EU, PEPs, debarment) for AML / KYC / export control
Contract intelligence
Search your contracts, pull any clause, draft & redline against your own precedents and playbooks
No tie to your repository
Grid — document review at scale
AI review table that extracts structured data across thousands of contracts & documents — built for diligence, compliance audits, and portfolio reviews
Workflow & agents
AOPs (Automated Operating Procedures)
Build, deploy & refine repeatable legal playbooks — no code — that execute your team's SOPs and reason through every step
Generic GPTs / Projects
Multiplayer agents & AOPs
Build, run & refine agents and AOPs together — shared workspaces where your whole team collaborates in real time
Email & Slack intake agents
Native legal intake across channels
Ticket management
Every incoming request becomes a trackable ticket with owner, status & SLA — managed end to end in the app
In-ticket collaboration
Reply to Slack & email threads and apply suggested playbooks without ever leaving the ticket
Word drafting & redlining
Native Word plugin where lawyers work
Prompt Enhance
One click rewrites a rough question into a precise, legally-scoped prompt
Legal-stack integrations
Malbek, Ironclad, and other legal-specific integrations
General connectors
Enterprise & security
Permissioning
RBAC that honors source-document permissions — agents never surface a doc the user couldn't otherwise see
Role-based access
AOP permissions
Control who can view and edit each AOP, with version history tracking how every playbook changes over time