The Platform
Four integrated modules that work together as one AI-powered, no-code operations platform. Use one. Use all four. Built to scale with your mission — no code, no developers required.
Four integrated modules that work together as one AI-powered, no-code operations platform. Use one. Use all four. Built to scale with your mission — no code, no developers required.
A no-code configurable record system that adapts to any workflow. Track procurements, projects, compliance items, or operations with a structured, searchable, auditable system of record — with ArcCompose and ArcSheets built in.
“The accuracy of acquisition packages in the planning phase has shortened our overall procurement lead times.”
Contracting Officer Representative, IRS
ArcInsight is an AI assistant that lets your team ask questions in plain English and get instant answers grounded in your ArcTracker data. No dashboards to build — just ask and get answers.
“I completed a 24-page PWS in 1.5 hours, a task that typically takes me 8 hours.”
Contracting Professional, IRS
A structured evaluation and consensus platform for any multi-evaluator decision. Built around federal source selection principles but flexible enough for any scoring or ranking workflow.
“ArcSelect greatly increased the speed and quality of our source selections. When we received a bid protest, we responded with ease. The evaluation process was fully documented and traceable, and GAO dismissed the protest quickly.”
Contracting Officer, NOAA
ArcProcure is the AI-powered e-procurement platform built for government. Draft and issue solicitations, manage evaluations, and collaborate on contract documents — all in one structured, audit-ready workflow.
“It verifies task order dates, refines CLIN descriptions, and distills complex policy guidance into digestible points.”
Contract Manager / COR, IRSNarrated walkthroughs and recorded module tours. Each one opens right here, about a minute each.
The same engines inside ArcSuite are free standalone tools. Open one and start working — no account, no credit card.
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ArcSuite AI is the AI-powered, no-code operations platform for government. It brings four integrated modules — ArcTracker (contract tracking), ArcSelect (source selection), ArcProcure (e-procurement), and ArcInsight (document Q&A) — into one secure platform.
No. Use one module or all four. They work together but each stands on its own.
Yes. Teams configure and run their workflows without writing code or involving developers or a long IT project.
Federal, state, local, and education agencies. It was built by former federal Contracting Officers and is available on GSA Schedule and FedRAMP.
Yes. ArcScout (opportunity finder), ArcPrice (price builder), and ArcClause (clause matrix) are all free to use with no account required.
ArcCompose is the controlled-document module of ArcSuite AI. It is not only an AI document editor: a document built in ArcCompose is a smart record that tracks data. You design a controlled master once, with form fields and embedded spreadsheets whose cells can be locked or fillable. Each completed document becomes a finalized, version-locked record, and every record compiles into a single scored summary on demand.
Acceptance criteria live inside the document as a spreadsheet with locked specification cells and fillable result cells. The person executing the document can enter results but cannot alter the criteria, so every record is scored against the same standard.
Yes. A controlled IQ/OQ master protocol is designed once, then executed per unit. Each executed protocol becomes a finalized qualification record with a stamped, locked version, and the qualification records compile into a summary showing the pass rate across accuracy checks and any unit flagged for a deviation.
Each version of a record is stamped and locked at finalization, so the exact content that was reviewed and approved is the content preserved. Records are held in ArcTracker, the workflow backbone of ArcSuite AI, which carries the relationships and audit trail across the whole portfolio.
Installation Qualification and Operational Qualification document that a piece of equipment was installed as specified and operates within its specified range. In ArcCompose, the protocol is a controlled master document: specification cells are locked, result cells are fillable, and each executed protocol becomes a finalized record for that unit.
The criteria live inside the protocol as a spreadsheet with locked specification cells. The person executing the protocol can enter results but cannot change the specification, so every unit is measured against the same standard.
Each version is stamped and locked at finalization, so the exact content that was reviewed and approved is the content preserved. The records are held in ArcTracker, which carries the relationships and audit trail across every unit and protocol.
Yes. Every executed protocol compiles into a single summary on demand, showing the pass rate across accuracy checks, the tightest tolerance measured, and any unit flagged for a deviation.
