Create a process workspace
Define what needs to be understood.
Give transformation and process-redesign teams a repeatable way to capture stakeholder knowledge, observe digital work and identify where processes break down.
Iris conducts structured stakeholder interviews and participant-controlled screen observations, then brings the evidence together into a shared picture of how work actually happens.
Traditional workshops often create isolated notes. Iris creates cumulative, structured evidence that can be compared and reviewed.
Iris brings two complementary discovery journeys into one process workspace, helping teams capture both what people know and what digital work reveals.
Iris asks about steps, handoffs, exceptions, pain points and missing context—then adapts as the process picture develops.
Participants complete a real task while sharing only the screen they choose, allowing Iris to identify manual effort without turning observation into surveillance.
Administrators can inspect the captured sequence, confirmed findings and evidence classifications before using the observation in the wider process picture.
Define what needs to be understood.
Share interview and observation links.
Compare accounts, identify gaps and build the current process picture.
Inspect findings, suggested stakeholders, process synthesis and evidence-backed opportunities.
Iris brings process synthesis, friction, variants, open questions and suggested stakeholders into one administrator view—without hiding the evidence behind the finding.
Review linked steps, variants, open gaps, confidence and their supporting evidence.
See why a missing role was suggested before choosing whether to prepare an invitation.
Keep observed and reported evidence visible alongside the boundary of the finding.
Bring operations, finance, service and technology perspectives into a shared workspace. Iris helps your team see where accounts align, where they conflict and what still needs to be understood.
Iris is designed to gather useful process evidence while keeping people informed, administrators accountable and the limits of each finding visible.
Participants choose the screen they share. Screen observations do not capture screen audio.
Interview audio is streamed for the conversation without retaining an audio recording.
Administrators review findings, open questions and suggested stakeholders before acting.
Iris keeps collected evidence, product inference and public research distinct and reviewable.
Access and deployment models can be configured to suit the engagement. Specific requirements are reviewed during onboarding.
See how Iris can help you capture the current state, connect the evidence and choose where redesign will have the greatest impact.