Every client gets a hub in Arrive. The firm needed one too. Firm Hub puts your own documents, engagement letters, phone and fax setup, reminder policy and connected software on a single screen, instead of scattered across menus nobody could find.
Documents the firm keeps for itself, the settings that govern how it reaches clients, and the software it runs on.
Documents, settings and admin grouped as tiles, so finding something is looking rather than remembering.
The firm's own storage, browsable in the app and syncable from the desktop, separate from client files.
Static files and dynamic templates, ready to go out during client onboarding.
Workspace numbers, call routing, voicemail, and how inbound faxes get filed.
Set once how often clients are chased for unpaid invoices and outstanding document requests.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your firm's Arrive data, with every drafted action staged for approval.
A client hub holds one client's documents and activity. Firm Hub is the firm's own counterpart: the paperwork the firm keeps for itself, plus the settings that govern how the whole workspace runs.
Three groups. Documents: Arrive Drive, engagement letter templates, and the firm's own files. Settings: phone, fax, reminder policy, and AI assistant connections. Admin: firm details and connected software.
No. Firm documents require the document permission, and the admin tiles are limited to firm admins. Someone without those still sees the settings tiles, so the hub is useful rather than empty.
It connects Claude or ChatGPT to your firm's Arrive data, so you can ask questions and draft work from the assistant you already use. Every action it drafts is staged for a human to approve before anything happens.
Stop hunting for your own settings.
The firm's documents, its numbers, its reminder policy and its integrations, gathered on one screen and scoped to whoever opens it.