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Introducing Iris 2.0
The second major release of Iris: warmer conversations, sharper qualification, Spanish designed natively, and practice-area reporting in the firm dashboard. Shipped to every firm already running Iris the same day.
Iris 2.0 is now live for every firm
Every firm running Iris is now on 2.0. No action required, no downtime, nothing to install: the update shipped to every site the same day it was released.
Iris now converses in Spanish
The Spanish intake is now designed natively, not translated from English. Follow-ups, pacing, and the disclosure all read as first-language.
A two-attorney firm answers every message after 6pm
A two-attorney firm stopped competing with its own front door: every message after 6pm now gets a full intake conversation, and every lead carries a name before anyone makes the callback.
The security groundwork
A quiet release: nothing visible to visitors, everything underneath. Encryption upgraded end to end, retention windows each firm sets itself, and a vulnerability disclosure program with stated commitments.
How Oculon handles confidentiality, in plain language
Four commitments, stated without legal furniture: client conversations are never used to train models, never sold, owned by the firm, and deletable at any time.
Oculon launches Iris
Iris goes live on its first firm websites: after-hours intake, lead qualification, attorney email summaries, and the firm dashboard. One conversation, one summary, one night shift at a time.