TrustArc Adds Agentic Actions and MCP Support to Arc Intelligence

Oct 8, 2026
TrustArc expanded Arc Intelligence with agentic workflows and Model Context Protocol support for AI assistants and business systems.

TrustArc announced in a press release an expansion of Arc Intelligence, the AI layer in its privacy and compliance platform. The Ask Arc assistant can now perform tasks through conversational commands that require human approval.

Ask Arc can execute multi step workflows from a single prompt. It can use existing evidence to fill records, assessments, and control evaluations, suggest systems and third parties for company profiles, and compare laws and Nymity Research notes across jurisdictions.

Model Context Protocol support makes Arc Intelligence available through assistants including Claude, Microsoft Copilot, and ChatGPT. It can also connect with business systems such as Salesforce and Atlassian to bring additional context into TrustArc. The company says MCP connections require approved access and customer data is not used to train external models.

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