One script tag on the site you already run. Summaries to the inbox your team already uses. Nothing to rebuild, nothing to migrate. Most firms are live within one business day.

Iris fits the firm you already have.

Setup shouldn't be the hard part.

Legal software has a reputation for how it arrives. The implementation project. The migration. The consultant who knows where the settings live.

So firms learn to brace. Anything new is assumed to cost a quarter. Intake tooling, of all things, shouldn't cost a quarter.

A familiar sequence

Sign up for the new tool. Learn it needs its own page. Email the web person. Wait on the web person. Pay the web person. Watch half your visitors never find the page.

Where Iris lives.

On your existing website. WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, or something custom. Iris embeds as a single snippet. No page to build, no form to redesign, nothing for your visitors to find or fail to find.

Your web person adds it once, in the body of the site, the way any other tag is added. That's the entire installation.

The whole embedAdded once · In the body
<script>
  window.IRIS_CONFIG = {
    clientId:    "LEX-001",
    accentColor: "#0a6275",
    theme:       "dark",
    clientName:  Novak & Rowe,
    baseUrl:     "https://lex-widget.pages.dev"
  };
</script>
<script src="https://lex-widget.pages.dev/widget.js"></script>

Three connections, each working the day the tag goes in.

It connects to what you already run.

Email

No configuration

Every summary goes to any inbox, Gmail, Outlook, whatever the firm already runs. If a partner checks it, it works.

Google Sheets

Automatic

Every lead lands as a new row the moment its conversation ends. A live backup the firm owns outright, no export required.

Firm dashboard

Always current

The full record, conversations, qualifications, follow-up status, volume over time, searchable from day one.

What Iris doesn't do.

Iris doesn't replace your case management system, your website, or your billing software. It feeds them.

The summary is designed to be entered wherever the firm already enters things. The systems stay yours, and the handoff stays clean.

That narrowness is deliberate. Tools that try to run the whole firm end up asking the firm to run them.

Live by tomorrow evening.

Most firms add the tag in the afternoon and watch the first conversation arrive that night. The demo shows exactly what lands in the inbox; the implementation guide covers the tag and the connections.

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