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Security and public-source data practices

Arcli helps businesses review relevant public conversations about problems their product may solve. This page explains the operating boundaries behind that workflow.

How Arcli approaches prospect discovery

Arcli is built for evidence-first research. A customer supplies a website and matching brief; Arcli evaluates selected public discussions for possible relevance, preserves the source link and matching reason, and leaves the final judgment to a person.

Workspace-scoped access

Arcli is designed so a workspace can access its own settings, discovery results, and review decisions—not another workspace's information.

Public-source boundaries

Arcli is intended for supported public sources and public discussions. It does not collect private groups, direct messages, or private profiles as part of the discovery workflow.

Human review before action

A match is a reviewable suggestion with source evidence. Arcli does not send messages from a candidate queue or make an automated decision about a person.

Removal and suppression requests

People can request removal of a public-source record. Arcli uses a suppression identity where technically possible to avoid collecting the same item again.

What Arcli does not do

  • It does not read private conversations or private communities.
  • It does not automatically send cold outreach from a candidate queue.
  • It does not treat a public post as proof that someone wants to buy.
  • It does not use sensitive personal data for prospect targeting.

Questions, removal requests, and policy details

Read our Privacy Policy for details on information handling and our public-source removal form to request removal. For security questions, contact support@arcli.tech.

Last updated August 30, 2026