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Arteria AI Acquires H4 to Further Develop Digital Documentation Solution

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Arteria AI, a provider of enterprise digital documentation, has agreed to acquire certain financial services assets of H4, a lifecycle management platform. H4’s chairman and co-founder Joe Seifert will join Arteria AI’s team as a senior advisor. Arteria AI, a Deloitte spin off, works with large banks to accelerate client documentation processes at scale. From document generation to signature, the company uses context-specific AI, data, analytics and automation to allow stakeholders across the bank to serve clients more quickly.

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