Communications Surveillance
Argus Archive checks recorded calls for signs of insider dealing and market manipulation, under your own rules, and alerts your surveillance team.
Trading on information that isn't public.
Inside information passed to someone who shouldn't have it.
Prices or orders pushed to mislead the market.
Each capability below is covered in detail on its own product page.
With the Real-time add-on, rules check calls as they happen. Other calls are checked as soon as they end. Each alert has an assignee and a status, so someone owns it.
Describe inside information, front running or price manipulation in plain language, and assign each rule to the people it covers.
Test each rule against past calls before it goes live, and keep a history of every version.
Analysts read speaker-labeled transcripts from frontier AI models hosted in the EU, instead of listening to hours of audio.
Search by meaning, participant, date or tag, and replay the passage that matters.
Escalate or close each alert with a reason, gather the calls into a case, and keep every step in the audit trail.
No. Rules use large language models that read each passage in context, so you describe a risk in plain language instead of listing keywords.
Yes. Run it against past calls first, review the results, then publish it.
Yes, for users with the Real-time add-on. For everyone else, calls are checked after they end.
Only people whose role allows it: all alerts, their group's alerts, or just the alerts assigned to them. Argus looks only for what your rules describe and has no emotion or voice recognition.
Not by itself, but your trade surveillance can draw on it. Connect your own systems through the REST API, ask about calls, transcripts and alerts from Microsoft 365 Copilot on Professional and Enterprise, or export calls when you need them elsewhere.
Argus Archive is priced per user, per month, with usage included, and you're warned before you go over.
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Ready when you are
Book a demo with the team who built it. We will show you capture, search and review on Microsoft Teams, and answer your compliance questions.
