Arka Intelligence indexes the documents, drawings, spreadsheets, and mail your organization already holds, then answers questions about them in plain language, with a citation behind every claim, so you can check the answer against the page it came from.
Arka Intelligence has no public sign-up: accounts are issued by your organization’s administrator.
The approved finished-floor elevation is 14.5 ft NAVD88, revised up from 13.0 ft in the structural set.1 The change was accepted in the design review response of 14 March and carried into the issued-for-construction drawings.2
The platform
Built for engineering firms, public agencies, and recovery programs whose answers are buried in decades of drawings, reports, spreadsheets, and correspondence, in whatever format they were filed in at the time.
PDFs, Office files, scans, photographs, and CAD drawings are parsed page by page (text, tables, and figures alike), then indexed for both exact-term and meaning-based search. Engineering identifiers such as S-201 or ASTM C150 survive tokenization instead of being shredded into noise.
Spreadsheets and database exports are profiled into queryable tables. Ask in plain English; the platform writes the SQL, runs it read-only against your data, and returns a table, a chart, or a dashboard you can keep.
Connect a Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 mailbox and your correspondence joins the same searchable record.
Open and edit Office documents in the browser, turn a folder or a conversation into a formatted PDF, Word file, or deck, and group everything into projects, without exporting your corpus somewhere else.
How it works
No migration project and no re-filing. The platform reads what you already have, where you already keep it.
Upload a corpus, mount a file share your organization already runs, or connect a mailbox.
Every file is identified by its contents rather than its path, routed to the parser that suits its type, and indexed into keyword, vector, and graph stores. Rename or move a file and nothing re-processes.
Ask in plain language. Every claim in the answer carries a citation you can open and read for yourself.
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