Each community
holds its own record.
IRIS is the platform where First Nations communities claim a digital seat, govern engagement with industry on their terms, and own the insights generated about them.
If you lead a community
Find your First Nation in the public gazetteer. If the seat is unclaimed, file a claim — IRIS reviews by hand, in two business days.
If you operate near a territory
Register your organization, submit a project for IRIS review, and offer modules to the communities you intend to engage. Communities decide whether to accept.
If you want to see how it works
The catalog of governance-aligned modules — public Q&A chatbot, land-use atlas, more to come. Industry initiates; community consents on the terms.
A custodian — not an owner — of how communities are seen, asked of, and recorded.
Behind every page on IRIS is a sovereignty contract. A community claims its seat once and steers from there. Industry asks for a conversation, never demands it. Conversation logs land in community-owned rows; insights are drafted, but disclosure is a Chief's signature, not an automation.
Sign in to the page that is yours.
Magic-link sign-in. A six-digit code arrives at the email IRIS holds for you. No password, no domain restriction.