ArcQuorum builds a managed Windows file server, directory and VPN in your company's own AWS account. Every PC gets a sync app that works offline, locks files people are editing and never throws away a conflicting save. One admin portal runs all of it.
A single server in the office, a VPN half the team avoids, and a consumer sync tool someone installed to get around both. ArcQuorum replaces all three with one system you can see and control.
The portal your administrators use, the app your people use, and the infrastructure that holds the files, all in your own cloud.
Engineering drawings, PLC programs, estimates and contracts: work that can't be lost to the "newest file wins" rule or to a laptop left in a truck.
Keep a project on the laptop for the job site. Changes sync when it reconnects, and admins can deny pins by folder or file type.
See who is editing a drawing. Draft, For review and Released states stop accidental edits to finished work.
A save made against an old version becomes its own named version. Both people are told, and nothing is overwritten.
Restore any earlier version or a deleted file from the portal or on the PC, with a recovery timeline.
Projects, favorites, recents and search across every share you may open, with availability shown at a glance.
Connect on-premises or FSx file servers. Edge keeps replicas in step using the same version rules as Drive.
Authenticator sign-in for every account, with recovery codes and session limits you set.
Sign in with Microsoft Entra ID. People and groups follow your directory, and leavers lose access immediately.
Only approved builds of Drive and Control may touch files, confirmed by three independent parties.
Global Admin, Division Admin, Helpdesk, Auditor and more. Every permission is checked on the server.
Signed device policy and per-PC credentials. Block, retire or remotely wipe a lost laptop through Intune.
Every admin action is recorded and archived, and never deleted by the application.
Every version synced through ArcQuorum is stored in an encrypted, versioned S3 bucket in your account.
Network, domain, VPN and FSx are built in your AWS account only after you approve the plan.
Servers, file systems, VPN, budgets and month-to-date cost, refreshed every 15 minutes.
Offline PCs, low disk, storage nearing the limit, stale backups and failed checks, each raised once and auto-resolved.
Refresh policy, collect logs, resync or wipe. A closed set of commands, never a remote shell.
Ask the portal questions in plain English. The assistant acts with your roles, and every change is audited.
Drive knows which version each save started from. If someone else saved first, the second save becomes its own clearly named version and both people are told. "Newest file wins" is how weeks of engineering get lost. ArcQuorum doesn't work that way.
Each release of Drive and Control has a fingerprint of all its program files. A validator in your AWS account checks Control on a schedule, and each PC proves its app is genuine before it may sync.
Fingerprints are recorded but not checked. The starting point for existing tenants.
Every PC is verified and failures alert the admin, but nobody is stopped.
A PC with an unknown or altered app pauses corporate sync until it verifies again.
Before a PC may sync, three independent parties must agree its app is genuine. Try tampering with it.
You grant access through a CloudFormation stack you can read, pause or delete at any time. Explicit denies, tested against every function ArcQuorum performs, mean it can never:
The Storage page shows what you store, where it lives and who wrote it. The VPN appears as a secure gateway with live health and each person's last connection.
Connect Claude or another AI assistant to ArcQuorum Control with a single sign-in. It acts as you, with your roles and nothing more, and every change it makes is written to the audit log.
Create one CloudFormation stack from the portal. It gives ArcQuorum three limited roles, never an admin key.
Review the plan, approve it, and ArcQuorum builds the network, directory, VPN, FSx and your content bucket.
Install ArcQuorum Drive with an enrollment token. Each person registers an authenticator on first sign-in.
Copy files into the new shares. Drive and the mapped drives see the same folders and permissions.
AWS bills your cloud costs directly to you, at AWS prices. Your ArcQuorum plan covers the software, the portal and our operations.
Every plan includes ArcQuorum Drive, app integrity, MFA, the audit trail and storage in your own AWS account.
Calculated from AWS list prices for the resources ArcQuorum deploys in your account. Pick a size and the features you need; every line shows its quantity and unit price.
At AWS On-Demand list prices in us-east-1, a pilot costs about $136 a month ($31 a week) and a 50-person production setup about $933 a month, excluding tax.
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AWS On-Demand list prices, excluding tax. Data transfer and request volumes are estimates.
No. Files live in Amazon FSx and in an S3 bucket in your AWS account. The roles you grant ArcQuorum explicitly deny reading your data and secrets. Control keeps only file metadata (names, versions, locks), never file contents.
Pinned projects stay on the laptop and can be edited offline. Drive syncs when the connection returns, and keeps a conflicting save as its own version instead of overwriting someone else's work.
Yes. FSx for Windows keeps normal NTFS permissions, and Group Policy maps the same drive letters. Drive shows the same folders with the same access.
A pilot costs about $31 a week ($136 a month) at AWS list prices, calculated from the resources it deploys. Production cost depends on storage, throughput and servers: try the AWS cost calculator. The portal shows month-to-date cost and your AWS budgets, so there are no surprises.
Delete the ArcQuorum access stack and ArcQuorum loses all access. Your file system, directory, VPN and bucket stay in your account and keep working without us.
Windows 10 and 11 (x64). Drive installs with an enrollment token and can be deployed with Intune or any software-distribution tool.
A pilot builds a complete, disposable copy of the setup next to your current server: domain, VPN, FSx shares with drive maps, and ArcQuorum Drive on a few test PCs. Keep it if it works, or tear it down in one step if it doesn't.