When ASX asks, you can answer in minutes
Continuous disclosure is judged after the fact. ARC gives ASX-listed companies the workflows and audit trail to show exactly what was released, when, by whom, and who saw it beforehand — so a price query or aware letter is a report, not a scramble.
Show what was released, when, and by whom
Every publication and approval is logged and timestamped. Instead of reconstructing a timeline from email threads and file shares, you can produce a clear record of what was released and who signed it off.
Sequenced release keeps the website behind the ASX
Release workflows are ordered so nothing hits your investor centre before the ASX announcement clears — removing the classic risk of a presentation appearing on the website ahead of the market.
Approvals gate every release
Approval workflows mean price-sensitive content cannot be published without the right sign-off, with the approver and time recorded against the item.
Access logs show who saw sensitive material beforehand
For materials shared ahead of release through the secure data room, view logs record who opened what, when, and for how long — so a controlled pre-release process stays provably controlled.
ARC is a tooling layer that supports your continuous-disclosure process. It does not replace your disclosure policy or legal advice. See the underlying capabilities on the platform overview.
Continuous disclosure FAQ
How does ARC help with ASX continuous disclosure?
ARC timestamps and logs every publication and approval, sequences website updates behind the ASX release, gates price-sensitive content behind approval workflows, and records who accessed material shared ahead of release. That gives IR teams a clear, exportable record of what was disclosed, when, and by whom. ARC is a tooling layer that supports your disclosure process; it does not replace your own disclosure policy or legal advice.
Can ARC show who knew price-sensitive information before an announcement?
For material shared through ARC's secure data room ahead of release, access logs record who opened each document, when, and for how long. Combined with publication and approval logs, this helps you answer "who knew what, and when" without reconstructing it from email.
Does ARC stop content going to the website before the ASX release?
Yes. Release workflows can be sequenced so investor-centre updates wait until the corresponding ASX announcement has cleared, reducing the risk of selective or premature disclosure via the website.
Is ARC a substitute for a continuous disclosure policy?
No. ARC provides the workflows, audit trail, and controls that make a disclosure policy easier to operate and evidence. Your continuous disclosure policy and legal/compliance advice remain your own.
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