Advisor-Directed
archeota identifies eligible settlements and prepares filing materials. Your team reviews and controls each milestone along the way.
archeota automates class action settlement recovery for RIAs. Identify eligible claims, prepare submission packages, support filing workflows, and monitor recoveries across your client base — with advisor-controlled oversight and a complete audit trail.
archeota turns a fragmented claims process into a quiet, advisor-controlled operating workflow that scales across every eligible client — whether your team wants to review each step or keep recoveries running in the background.
Upload transaction files or connect approved data sources via API. archeota maps holdings by security, period, and account structure automatically.
archeota matches active settlements, prepares claim packages, and surfaces what matters for review when your workflow requires approval and oversight.
archeota prepares, submits, tracks, and documents claims through the workflow your firm chooses, with status visibility and record retention at every step.
Track every claim across your book — pending, approved, paid — by firm, advisor, household, or client account in one unified dashboard.
Export audit-ready reports at any time. Every claim action, submission record, recovery status, and supporting document is organized for review.
Eligible recoveries are pursued systematically across client accounts — without adding the same level of cost and overhead to your team’s workload.
archeota identifies eligible settlements and prepares filing materials. Your team reviews and controls each milestone along the way.
archeota identifies, matches, and prepares claim packages for review. Your team approves before filing. Full oversight — less manual groundwork.
A quiet back-office workflow that minimizes operational drag while preserving advisor oversight where required. Built for large books.
Continuous monitoring of active class action cases matched against client holdings in real time — reducing manual research and missed deadlines.
Advisor-directed, advisor-approved, or highly automated. You set the level of involvement across execution, documentation, and reporting.
Claim actions logged, submission records documented, recoveries tracked through exportable reports built for oversight and compliance review.
Monitor activity by firm, advisor, household, or client account. Track what was recovered, for which accounts, and when.
Your clients trust you — that relationship is your business. archeota can run entirely underneath it.
Client communications, reports, and the recovery experience carry your firm's name and brand. You deliver the found money — archeota is invisible.
API-level integration into your existing technology platform — portal, reporting, and workflows — so recovery becomes a feature of your offering, not another vendor login.
Prefer a ready-made operating view? Run archeota's own dashboard as-is, with your firm's oversight and controls. Start standalone, white-label later.
The usual model in this category asks you to hand over your client book. Ours is built so you never have to — structurally, not as a promise.
Each client authorizes read-only access to their own brokerage data directly, through bank-grade aggregation. The permission is theirs to grant and theirs to revoke.
No client files leave your firm. No custodian exports, no spreadsheets of holdings, no CRM access. Your book stays your book.
archeota never sees login credentials and never holds client assets. We see positions and transactions — the minimum required to find and file claims.
Few client conversations land better than "we recovered funds you were owed." It's a story clients repeat — and referrals follow stories.
Pursuing recoverable settlement proceeds systematically — with a complete audit trail — strengthens the fiduciary story your firm tells regulators and clients alike.
Recovered funds arrive in the client's account under your management — improving realized outcomes and growing the assets you advise on.
"We also recover settlement money you're owed — automatically" is a concrete, checkable advantage most competing firms cannot claim.
For advisors with a fiduciary duty to act in their clients' best interests, recoverable settlement proceeds should not be left unclaimed simply because the process is operationally difficult.
Request a walkthrough to review the workflow, reporting, and controls in a real advisory context — and see how much recoverable value may be sitting unclaimed across client accounts.