Grounding without gaps
Every answer traces to source: clinical data, FDA filings, the published record

Arca connects the scientific and regulatory record into a single agentic platform for life science teams.
Every question a regulatory or scientific team asks - and every document that follows from it - draws on the same underlying evidence. Literature, agency guidance, and your own submission history, held to one standard of traceability
Life sciences teams spend more time coordinating paperwork than advancing science. Arca gives that time back.
Every answer traces to source: clinical data, FDA filings, the published record
Months of research and drafting, done in weeks, without cutting the audit trail
Submissions and reports drafted in-house, grounded in evidence
Arca empowers teams to focus on the things that matter by producing artifacts grounded in the sources life sciences teams already trust.
IND - NDA/BLA - 510(k) - PMA/De Novo - eCTD - Pre-Sub/Q-Sub
CMC/Module 3 - SOPs - CAPA - IQ/OQ/PQ - ISO 14971
Protocols - CSRs - ICFs - Investigator brochures - CERs - PSUR/PBRER
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.
DailyMed, AccessGUDID, eCFR, Federal Register, Regulations.gov, GovInfo, U.S. Code, Global Index Medicus, and more.
Arca upholds the highest rigor to comply to safety and security.
SOC 2 Type II certified, with independent audits validating our data security, availability, and confidentiality controls.
Enterprise authentication and activity logs deliver secure access control and full system visibility.
GDPR compliant with data residency, processing agreements, and controls to protect EU personal data
Dedicated environments, scoped permissions, and tenant-level controls keep customer work isolated.