A digital platform designed to streamline the alternative investment industry by connecting stakeholders through technology and data-driven insights.
10sub-processors
HeadquartersNot Specified, United States
Founded2020
Size51-200
MarketB2B
PublicPrivate
ProductsInvestment communication aggregation, Data standardization, Task management workflows, Automated insights, Collaboration tools, Document management
By Category
All Sub-Processors
| Name | Category |
|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services | Cloud Infrastructure |
| Anthropic | AI & Machine Learning |
| Cloudflare | Cloud Infrastructure |
| DocuSign | Communication |
| Elastic | Document Management |
| Google Workspace | Cloud Infrastructure |
| Intercom | Customer Support |
| MailGun | Analytics & Monitoring |
| OpenAI | AI & Machine Learning |
| SendGrid | Analytics & Monitoring |
Data Processing Locations
US
10 sub-processors
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sub-processors does Arch use?
Arch uses 10 sub-processors (third-party data processors) as disclosed on their public sub-processor page.
What are Arch's main sub-processors?
Arch's sub-processors include Amazon Web Services (Cloud Hosting and Infrastructure. AWS provides cloud infrastructure and computing resources for hosting Arch’s applications, storage, and data processing), Anthropic (LLM processing & Generative-AI. Athropic provides LLM models used by Arch for data extraction and processing.), Cloudflare (Cloudflare’s Zero Trust product provides security services for controlling access to applications, protecting networks, and ensuring secure connectivity for users and devices. It processes data related to user authentication, device identity, and network traffic for security and access control.), DocuSign (Electronic Document Signatures. DocuSign processes Arch's customer email addresses and signed legal agreements.), Elastic (Document Search. Elasticsearch processes Arch’s document data to enable efficient searching and indexing of content across the system.), and 5 more.
Where does Arch process data?
Arch's sub-processors are located in US.