The result: Private Intelligence on records you own.
Vista is Archivista's Private Intelligence: as capable as the best AI, grounded in records you can prove, and it never leaves your environment.
Its agentic processes handle the close, the review, and the filing, start to finish, inside your walls. Arc.Box connects to the systems your firm already runs; no migration, no provider switch. Every finished result seals into an ARC: the work itself, plus proof of exactly how it got done. Owned, not rented. Built for CPAs, RIAs, broker-dealers, and family offices.
Vista's agentic processes take on the work your firm can't safely hand to public AI. What comes out has to hold up in the same breath: understood, trusted, and provable.
Break any link in that chain, and it's just another file nobody can stand behind. Most systems break at the last one:
Records spread across systems that never agreed on a single source of truth.
Versions multiply. Nothing certifies which one is the original.
In the age of AI, a digit, a clause, a signature can be altered invisibly, along with the version history you'd use to catch it.
When the examiner, the client, or the court asks: a file is not proof. Provenance is.
Storage is not governance. Access is not ownership. A chatbot is not intelligence you can trust.
“You cannot have intelligence you trust without records you can prove.”
A platform can store the file. It can't do the review, close the books, or file the return. And once that work is actually done, most systems show only the finished result, not how it happened.
So what matters more: where you keep the work, or what it takes to get it done?
Useful. Necessary. But it can't prove no one touched it.
Your data goes into Arc.Box. What comes back is already sealed.
Provable. Tamper-evident. An asset, not a view.
If someone questions this work later, your name is on the answer, not the system's.
Work you don't capture, you end up paying for twice. Work you seal becomes an asset. Work that keeps compounding becomes an advantage competitors can't just copy.
Beneath every deployment sits serious infrastructure: headless, API-first, built to be examined. Not a bigger place to store things.
Every result the Vista Engine produces is sealed into an ARC: immutable, auditable, and built to hold up to a formal review. One source of truth, protected from the outside world, and from the AI agents now reading it.
Vista does your firm's complex, regulated work on your own data, inside your environment, adapted to how your vertical actually operates, whether that's a CPA close, an RIA review, or family-office reporting. Your client data never reaches an external frontier model. Your intelligence is yours: owned, governed, and provable.
The name on the line is a person's, not a platform's. This is built so that person can stand behind every answer.
Online in your own tenant. Onchain as immutable records. Onsite within your walls (optional).
Arc.Box is the platform's flagship product for regulated finance: your data flows in, the work gets done, and what comes out is sealed and yours.
No migration. Arc.Box connects to wherever your records already live: NetDocuments, Box, SharePoint, or any system with an API.
Vista does your firm's complex, regulated work (the close, the review, the filing) inside your walls
Every result comes back sealed by the Arc Engine: your proof and your asset
The best-practice library sharpens with every engagement: an intelligence that grows with your organization, governed by you.
It's your own private intelligence, built on an engine you control.
Every firm below is doing regulated work under its own name. Arc.Box seals the record underneath it.
Every engagement seals with the same integrity. What scales is ownership.
Your domain, your identity, your console. Unmistakably your firm's.
Hosted where you decide: online, onchain, or onsite.
Records sealed by your authority. Access granted on your terms.
A pilot is a 30-day, authorized evaluation of Arc.Box: Request one and we'll set it up with you.
Talk to us about sealing your firm's records into Authentic Archives, or explore Arc.Box yourself.