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Archer Business Resiliency

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Resiliency within a 25-year GRC platform, with regulatory change ingestion and 95 percent extraction accuracy

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  • Deployment Cloud Based, On Premise
  • Starting price Quoted on request
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Medium Business, Large Enterprise

What is Archer Business Resiliency?

Archer Business Resiliency sits within a governance, risk and compliance platform the vendor describes as 25 years old as the enterprise system of intelligence for GRC, and the current emphasis is regulatory change management rather than continuity planning alone.

The framing is arresting and specific: a new regulation issues every six minutes, with Archer ingesting over 600 regulatory changes every day. Archer Evolv is positioned to close the governance gap with full audit lineage from source to evidence, and the vendor publishes 95 percent extraction accuracy after expert review against roughly 70 percent from generic approaches.

Publishing an accuracy figure with its comparison basis is more useful than most claims in this category, because it invites the right scrutiny. Extraction accuracy on regulatory text determines whether a compliance programme is working from what the regulation says or from an approximation of it, and the difference between 70 and 95 percent is the difference between a control framework you can defend and one you cannot.

Audit lineage from source to evidence is the capability that matters for anyone who has faced an examiner. The question is never whether you have a control; it is whether you can trace that control back to the specific regulatory requirement it satisfies and forward to the evidence proving it operated. Organisations that cannot demonstrate that chain end up rebuilding it manually during the examination.

Business resiliency sits alongside the regulatory capability within the wider Archer platform, connecting continuity planning to the compliance obligations that increasingly drive it, since operational resilience is now a regulatory requirement in financial services rather than a prudent practice.

Pricing is not published, which is standard for platforms of this scale where cost depends on modules, users and regulatory scope.

Key Features of Archer Business Resiliency

  • Business resiliency and continuity planning
  • Regulatory change management
  • Ingestion of 600+ regulatory changes daily
  • Archer Evolv with audit lineage from source to evidence
  • High-accuracy regulatory text extraction
  • Control framework mapping to requirements
  • Evidence management for examinations
  • Enterprise GRC platform integration
  • Operational resilience regulatory support
  • Risk and compliance reporting

Archer Business Resiliency Pricing

Quoted

Quoted on request

No pricing is published. Normally quoted on modules, users and regulatory scope, with implementation priced separately.

Archer Business Resiliency Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
  • On Premise
Desktop
  • Web App
Built for
  • Medium Business
  • Large Enterprise
Support
  • Email
  • Phone
Public API
Yes
Free trial
No
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
archerirm.com

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Archer Business Resiliency FAQs

No pricing is published. Enterprise GRC platforms are normally quoted on modules, users and regulatory scope, with implementation priced separately.

Because it determines whether a compliance programme works from what the regulation says or from an approximation. The gap between roughly 70 and 95 percent is the gap between a defensible control framework and an indefensible one.

Tracing a control back to the specific regulatory requirement it satisfies and forward to the evidence proving it operated. Organisations that cannot show that chain rebuild it manually during an examination.

Because the pace is the problem. Archer cites a new regulation every six minutes and ingests over 600 changes daily, which is beyond what a compliance team can track by reading.

Operational resilience is now a regulatory requirement in financial services rather than prudent practice, so continuity planning and the compliance obligations driving it belong in the same platform.