Network intelligence

Know who you’re meeting, and who already knows them.

For organizations whose business runs on relationships. Sourced research on the people you’re meeting, one private record of everything your team learns about them, and the paths through your own network to reach them. Ask for it in Claude, alongside any tool your team already uses, or open the app on its own.

Prep me for lunch with Lena Arlow on Thursday.

Looked up Lena Arlow in Arbiter

Who knows her: Mira Solenne, a member, worked beside her at Tern House all summer.

Fit: her record supports all three of the club’s values.

Open with: the template rack she rebuilt with Jonas Fenwick in August.

Still open: she hasn’t yet agreed to meet the membership team.

Each point links to its source in your record.

“It’s finding the hidden connections that aren’t obvious online. Vetting that used to take a couple of months now takes two to four weeks, maximum.”

Head of Membership, private golf club in Baja

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Research the person, keep the record, find the way in.

Network

Who already knows them

Their ties to your members, clients and contacts, with what each tie actually is, including ones nobody thought to look for. The first approach comes through someone they trust, and you know which ties aren’t yours to use.

Who connects you to Mara Ellery

Felix Rowan · contact Mara Ellery · prospect

Her estate-planning adviser. He has offered to ask whether she’d like an introduction.

Inez Sato · client Mara Ellery · prospect

They serve on the same science trust board: shared work, not an introduction route.

Each tie says what it actually is.

Lena Arlow

Prospect · Identity confirmed

Club fit

  • Shared practical activity

    Worked templates and cleanup at Tern House all summer. 1

  • Curiosity across generations

    Asked for a demonstration, then revised her idea. 2

  • Contribution to the community

    Coastal Path volunteer since 2021. 3

Evidence for your office’s judgment, not an admission decision.

Research

A dossier you can check

Biography, fit against what you value, and what to talk about. The right person is confirmed before anything is recorded, and every finding shows where it came from.

Notes after lunch with Lena Arlow

Voice note · filed through Claude

Added to her record · 3

  • Interest · small shared meals and outdoor programs
  • Tie · walks with Mira Solenne on the Coastal Path
  • Still open · hasn’t said how often she’d come

Each entry links back to the note it came from.

Record

A record that grows with every conversation

Notes from every meeting go in, by voice or by text, and become part of each person’s record, linked to the people they mention. It gets more useful with every note.

Bayhaven Founders Breakfast

Oct 15 · Harbor Hall · 6 guests

Your goals

Founders who have sold a company in the last year.

Matches your goals · 2

  • Mara Ellery · on your record; sold part of her holding, June 2026
  • Delphine Ashcombe · co-founder; her company was acquired July 1, 2026

Namesakes kept apart

  • Hollis Wren · two other people share the name; neither is pinned on your guest

Everyone else · 3

At every event

Who’s in the room

Upload a guest list and say who you’re hoping to meet. Every guest is looked up, and the ones who match your goals come first.

Works where you work

Keep working in the tools you already use.

Your team’s AI assistant connects your Arbiter record to whatever you already use: a CRM, email and calendar, documents and notes, messaging. Ask a question or file a note there, and Claude reads and updates both, so there’s nothing new to keep in sync. The app works on its own when you want a screen of your own.

Add Lena to the founding members board and note that Mira is the way in.

Read Lena Arlow in Arbiter · Updated your Monday board

Done. Lena is on Founding Members as “Intro pending,” with a note: through Mira Solenne, who worked beside her at Tern House. Mira has offered to ask Lena about meeting the team; Lena hasn’t said yes yet, so I left the status there.

How to start

See it first. Then try it on your own people.

  1. 1

    A 30-minute demo

    We walk through a demonstration account with you, in Claude and in the dashboard.

  2. 2

    A pilot on your own people

    Your own account, with research included, to try on real prospects and guests. Free of charge.

  3. 3

    A plan that fits

    Plans are sized by how much research your office runs. We’ll set one up from what the pilot showed.

Where the information comes from

Plain answers to the question your compliance team will ask first.

Every finding sourced

You can see where each fact came from.

Namesakes kept apart

A match on a name alone is never pinned on your person.

Your notes stay yours

Confidential notes stay on the record and are never used in research.

Judgment in words

Readings are described, never reduced to a score.

Arbiter is for preparing relationships. It isn’t for decisions about employment, housing, credit or insurance.

See it in a live demo.

Thirty minutes on a demonstration account. If it fits, we’ll set up a pilot on your own people.