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Content Hub

Content Hub is the ARC engine that drafts proposals, meeting briefings, sales messages, tender responses, newsletters and editorial content from ARC's verified memory and the materials your company provides. Each passage can point to its source, and nothing goes out without human review.

What it does

  • Combines the context of each relationship with company materials such as catalogs, case studies, price lists and decks.
  • Drafts proposals, meeting briefings, follow-up emails, tender responses, presentations and editorial content.
  • Shows the source of each passage, so the reviewer knows where every claim came from.
  • Flags cautions, such as a price ceiling or a sensitivity recorded on the account.

How it works

  1. Someone asks

    An expansion proposal for an account, say, or the briefing for tomorrow's meeting.

  2. The Hub gathers sources

    What ARC's memory knows about the relationship and what company materials say about the offer.

  3. The draft shows its sources

    Each passage can be checked against its source, and points of caution are listed apart.

  4. A person approves

    The material is sent or published only after someone on the team reviews it.

See it in action

Request · Alex · today, 10:12 AM

Put together an expansion proposal with the computing tracks for Horizon Schools. It's for the meeting with Hannah.

Verified ARC memory
  1. Alex's note · Aug 12, 2026Hannah judges vendors by 5th-grade reading progress and wants to see data by campus.
  2. Radar · Official Gazette, Oct 6, 2026Computing becomes mandatory from 2027, with a teacher training plan due by Mar 31.
  3. Meeting with Priya · Mar 18, 2026Priya only approves proposals below $18 per student a month.
Company materials
  1. Pathways catalog 2027.pdfComputing tracks for grades 1 to 9, with teacher training included.
  2. Case study, Riverside campusClasses with weekly use made more reading progress than the campus average.
ProposalDraft from 5 sources · needs reviewExpansion · Computing tracks 2027For Hannah Lee · Horizon Schools

Why now

The resolution makes computing mandatory in 2027 and asks for a training plan by March.

What we propose

Computing tracks for grades 1 to 9 across all 12 schools, with teacher training included.

Evidence

At Riverside, classes with weekly use made more progress in 5th-grade reading, Hannah's criterion.

Watch out

Keep the investment below $18 per student a month, Priya's limit.

From the same sources, the Hub also writes
  • Meeting briefing
  • Follow-up email
  • Tender response
  • Presentation
  • Case study
  • LinkedIn post
Scripted demo with fictional data. Nothing on this page is generated live.

Where it helps

  • Preparing for a meeting with the account history and open commitments in one place.
  • Building a proposal around the decision criteria the customer mentioned.
  • Writing a newsletter or an article from cases and materials the company has approved.

Limits

  • A draft is only as current as the knowledge base. Outdated materials produce outdated text.
  • The Hub suggests the text, and the team stays responsible for what is sent.
  • Information with no source in memory is never presented as fact.

FAQ

Is Content Hub just a briefing tool?

It drafts proposals, briefings, follow-up emails, tender responses, presentations, case studies, newsletters and editorial content, always from ARC's verified memory and your company's materials.

Where does the information in Content Hub drafts come from?

From two places, ARC's verified memory of each relationship and the materials your company provides. Each passage can show the source it used.

Can Content Hub publish without review?

Every Content Hub output stays a draft until a person on the team reviews and approves it.

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