SynthesisArc — Operational Intelligence for Enterprise
We help boards and executive teams turn big AI ideas into real, reliable business systems. We combine smart design, rigorous testing, and careful engineering — so leaders can move past pilots and trial runs to systems that make sense, can be checked, and pay their own way.
What we build
We have four products, and each one solves a different problem. PRISM helps teams run many AI agents at once while keeping humans in charge. INSIGHTS gives you a clear, scored report on how ready your company is for AI, with a plan to move forward. Claude Guard adds safety rules and detailed logs to the AI models you use in production. Precognition helps your brand show up in search and on answer tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI.
Under the hood, our Forge stack powers all four. It is a set of Rust tools for memory, search, and safe reasoning. This stack is why we can promise results you can count on, not just results that might work.
Proof, not slideware
We write case studies before we write marketing copy. Here are a few recent wins:
- Hospital clinical operations — a quarter-million-dollar billing error surfaced before it reached patients. Read the write-up.
- Restaurant group — organic search traffic grew 493% over twelve months. See how.
- Dental practice — complete takeover of the local competitive map. Full case.
- Trucking company — dispatch and maintenance workflows rebuilt end-to-end. Story here.
- Sports association — brand reinvented for a second hundred years. Campaign detail.
- Founder forensic recovery — equity restored through a contested buy-back. Quiet win.
Where to begin
The easiest first step is our free AI test, which takes about fifteen minutes and gives you a clear, scored report. Leaders who want to read our thinking first can browse Field Notes — our long-form writing on governance, testing, change management, and real adoption.
Authoritative sources we track
Our research and governance work is built on primary sources, not aggregators. Our team actively references the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, the Stanford HAI AI Index Report, the final EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689), the U.S. Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights, and peer-reviewed work from arXiv and Anthropic research.