Tame regulation with AI
Arna monitors laws and guides your organisation towards compliance while doing all of the heavy lifting.
Automated compliance
- Arna is a cloud platform that encodes regulation in blueprints. A blueprint lays out a path to compliance by breaking it down into tasks tailored to your organisation.
- The tasks are assigned to AI agents who write new or update existing documents as needed. The drafts they generate are sent to you and your colleagues for review.
- Once a document is approved, it can be signed using a 3rd-party electronic signature service and sent to your file storage, like Google Drive or Microsoft Sharepoint.
- Arna continues to monitor both regulatory changes and your internal records, and alerts you when they fall out of sync, then re-starts the process.
What is a blueprint?
A blueprint is a set of instructions designed by a legal engineer. It tells AI which documents to create or update, how to find context, and which roles should review them.
These are some of the more complex blueprints we are currently working on with our customers:
MiCA
- Helping financial institutions comply with the EU's Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation
REMIT
- Helping energy companies comply with the EU's Regulated Market in Financial Instruments (REMIT) regulation
Employment
- Helping employers comply with employment laws across multiple jurisdictions
Yours?
Tell us about the blueprint that would solve your problem
Nejc Novak
Nejc is an accomplished lawyer with 12 years of experience in cross-European M&A and restructuring deals. He founded Nlaw, a multi-national law firm with clients in Europe and the US, and served as a member in the Brussels-based European Union Blockchain Observatory and Forum. Nejc studied law at the University of Ljubljana and the University College London.
Rodoljub Petrović
Rod has 25 years of experience in software engineering. He has scaled products and engineering teams at several startups, most notably at the Boston-based Celtra as VPE, the London-based Turtl as Head of Software, and most recently the Berlin-based Weflow. Rod studied computer science at the University of Belgrade and the Jožef Stefan Institute.