Iris is Prescient Labs’ platform suite for helping consultants build a structured view of how client work happens and where change may create value.
Its role is best understood as diagnostic infrastructure for the consultant.
What Iris supports
Based on the current product baseline, Iris can support:
- AI-led stakeholder interviews;
- consent-based screen observation for more granular task evidence;
- structured operational-data and process-intelligence analysis in the relevant product tier;
- process understanding and mapping;
- identification of bottlenecks, rework, handoffs, variants and workflow friction;
- development of AI, automation, integration and process-improvement opportunities;
- evidence that can support recommendations and ROI assumptions.
What Iris does not replace
You remain responsible for:
- choosing the business question;
- scoping the engagement;
- selecting stakeholders;
- ensuring appropriate consent and client communication;
- validating evidence;
- applying professional judgment;
- deciding what to recommend;
- communicating with executives;
- selling and delivering implementation.
Do not present Iris outputs as automatically correct or as a substitute for client validation. The consultant must distinguish evidence, inference and assumptions.
A client-friendly explanation
We use Iris to collect and structure evidence about how work currently happens. It helps us compare stakeholder perspectives, understand workflow friction and build a more evidence-backed set of recommendations. We then validate those findings with your team before recommending what should change.
Product details
Exact package entitlements, limits and some workflow steps remain [PRODUCT DETAIL TO CONFIRM] and should be updated as the product evolves. 
