Register your organization.
For industry and government alike — a company, a department, an agency, a municipality. Registering proposes the organization for inclusion and makes you its first administrator once the IRIS team has verified your standing, which it expects to do within two business days. Every action is audited.
You need to be signed in to register an organization on IRIS.
Sign in to continue →- 01You register the organization.
You give the organization’s details and your standing to claim it — your role, and an address IRIS can verify it against. Registering also claims the org-admin seat.
- 02IRIS verifies the claim by hand.
The IRIS team confirms your standing off-platform, typically against a company email or website. Expect a decision within two business days; it arrives by email and is recorded on your home page. Nothing further is needed from you.
- 03You author a project.
A project is a container for the modules you intend to offer, and for the territory it affects. You may draft and edit it freely — it is held internally until you submit it.
- 04IRIS reviews the project once.
A one-time review for fit. Approved, or returned with a reviewer’s note you can act on and re-submit. The note is preserved in the audit either way.
Modules cannot be enabled and Nations cannot be invited until a project is approved.
- 05You enable a module and invite Nations.
Each Nation is invited separately, and each invitation is a request. IRIS suggests the Nations your project’s footprint touches; who you actually ask is yours to choose.
- 06A Chief decides — or does not.
The Chief accepts or declines, and on accepting sets who in the community may take part. A Nation may also withdraw later, which closes anything still open.
An invitation that is never answered stays unanswered. You are asking, not obliging.
- 07What comes back is the Nation’s to give.
Participation produces a record the community owns. A Chief may draft an insight report from it and choose to disclose it to you — and may change that decision afterwards. Your every view of a disclosed report is logged and shown back to them.
You never see member identities, the questions asked, or anything a Nation has not chosen to disclose.