Contact Clarm

Clarm is a small team and every message below reaches a person rather than a ticket queue. Pick the route that matches what you need; if none of them fit, email [email protected] and it will be routed.

• Evaluating Clarm Atlas

  Book a working session rather than a slide deck. Bring one recurring process your team runs by hand and we will map it onto Atlas blocks live, including which sources and systems it would need approved.

  Book a session or email [email protected]

• Product support

  Already running Clarm? Widget installs, workflow behaviour, connector issues, and anything that looks like a bug go to the support mailbox. Include your workspace name and the time a failing run happened.

  [email protected]

• Security, compliance, and procurement

  Control evidence, subprocessor lists, deployment topology, data residency, and the questionnaire your team needs filled in. Start at the Trust Center, which carries the current assurance artifacts, then email us for anything it does not cover.

  Trust Center or email [email protected]

• Building against the API

  The public API, its OpenAPI 3.1 spec, the Clarm CLI, and the machine-readable files agents use are all documented on the developer hub. Integration questions go to the support mailbox.

  Developer hub or email [email protected]

• Press and analysts

  Founder interviews, product briefings, and customer stories. Reach the founder directly; response is usually same day.

  [email protected]

• Privacy and data rights

  Access, correction, deletion, and other data-subject requests are handled through the support mailbox, on the terms set out in the privacy policy.

  Privacy policy or email [email protected]

Registered company details

Clarm is the trading name of Dialin AI, Inc., a Delaware corporation. These are the details to use on contracts, invoices, and vendor forms. They match the address in our terms of service.

Ask instead of waiting

The Clarm agent on this site answers product, pricing, integration, and compliance questions with citations, and it is available as a public endpoint. Programmatic callers can POST to /api/agent/chat; the request and response shapes are in the OpenAPI spec.