Data you can trust

Our clients are assured the highest quality and rigorously scrutinised data.

Compliance

As data providers, the provenance and legitimacy of our information is of utmost importance to us.

The Ark has been independently assessed by both the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) and Data & Marketing Association (DMA). Rigorous audits of our data sourcing and our adherence to GDPR has led to us being endorsed by both these industry-leading organisations.

Data compliance is no longer an option, it is a legal requirement. All our clients are assured the highest quality and rigorously scrutinised data.

There has never been a more important time to get data quality right. The GDPR’s requirements regarding data accuracy are very clear. Please see the ICO Guide to UK GDPR for more information.

Case Studies

The Ark work hard to provide the very best suppression and search products available, when it comes down to hard tacks it’s proof that you need to decide whether or not to evaluate our data and make your own judgement from there.

The best way we can do that is share with you the thoughts and positive impact our data has provided to some of our existing clients.

Gone away file Re-mover proves to be the fastest, most accurate choice for leading UK insurer

The AA selects NDR after comprehensive evaluation

Major UK Bank chooses NDR after 3 month audit

UK Supermarket reduces annual suppression spend

Blog

Here you can read our latest company news, our thoughts on the world of suppression and advice regarding the data challenges facing large organisations today. View all blog entries.

The Ark passes rigorous independent data compliance audit by the DMA

Jun 30, 2021

The Ark has been accredited after passing the Data & Marketing Association (DMA) rigorous and thorough compliance audit process. Membership of the DMA is an endorsement that The Ark is a dedicated and responsible marketer.

CoviDirect Mail best practice

Aug 18, 2020

Today more than ever, it’s critical to make sure that mailing files contain as few deceased records as possible, preferably none. The question I frequently hear is – can I do more to stop mail arriving with a recently bereaved relative?

Here are 4 things to think about when planning your data suppression: