Arca Grid is an AI-powered review table for extracting key data from any volume of contracts and documents — built for due diligence, compliance audits, and portfolio reviews where scale matters.
Grid handles the extraction layer so your team can focus on the analysis that matters — surfacing insights across thousands of documents without manual review.
Upload documents from your DMS, contract repository, or data room. Documents populate into rows automatically, ready for extraction.
Define any column prompt to pull specific clauses, dates, obligations, or risk indicators across your entire document set — no templates required.
Multiple reviewers work simultaneously in the same Grid with cell locking and review mode — no version conflicts, no emailing spreadsheets.
Ask follow-up questions across your entire document set and get synthesized answers — turning a grid of extractions into actionable strategic insight.
Grid handles the full range of document review tasks that slow legal teams down — from one-time diligence sprints to ongoing compliance monitoring.
Process thousands of documents from a data room. Extract assignment clauses, change-of-control provisions, key dates, and risk flags across the full portfolio in hours.
Review your entire contract base for non-standard terms, missing provisions, auto-renewal dates, and pricing anomalies — all in a single structured view.
Check agreements across your organization against new regulatory requirements — surface gaps, flag obligations, and produce a report for legal sign-off.
Extract and compare indemnity, audit rights, termination, and SLA terms across your supplier base to support renegotiation and risk reduction.
Connect your DMS, upload directly, or pull from a virtual data room. Grid organizes documents into rows automatically.
Write extraction prompts for every data point you need — or start from Arca's pre-built column library for common review types.
Filter, sort, and question your dataset. Export findings, assign tasks, and produce deliverables — without leaving Grid.
