Standard
Routine educational and social content.
Compliance and review
Arc Echo helps teams apply proportionate editorial and advice-boundary checks while retaining the firm's authorised human approval process.
No account, payment or workspace access is created.
The clear boundary
Financial-promotion requirements apply across media. Arc Echo therefore connects the source draft, final rendered asset, reviewer checks and approver decision instead of treating a script as the whole review.
The firm remains responsible for ensuring each communication is accurate, balanced, appropriately approved and suitable for the channel in which it appears.
Read FCA FG24/1 on financial promotions in social mediaProportionate review
Routine educational and social content.
Articles, newsletters, infographics and factual claims.
Presenter video, technical claims and time-sensitive material.
Review record
Review whether the content sounds like the firm and adds a genuinely useful angle.
Prompt the team to inspect technical wording, certainty, timeliness and advice boundaries.
Export the content, assigned members, comments and saved approval context together.
Direct answers
No. Arc Echo supports editorial review and records human decisions, but it does not provide regulatory approval or replace the firm's authorised compliance sign-off.
Standard review covers routine educational content. Enhanced review adds factual, date, balance and accessibility checks. High-attention review adds separate script, final-asset, disclosure and re-sharing checks for sensitive formats.
No. Arc Echo assigns attention according to claims, format, channel and timing rather than length alone. A short time-sensitive or technical post may need more scrutiny than a longer evergreen piece.
The firm remains responsible for factual accuracy, financial-promotion approval, publication and any personal financial advice provided to clients.
Arc Echo does not approve financial promotions or replace authorised compliance sign-off.
Arc Echo does not publish automatically or connect directly to social networks in this release.
The firm remains responsible for accuracy, approval, publication and client advice.