The journey

A sentence in. Checked work out.

Six steps, and only one of them is yours.

Five glass and brushed-metal stations joined by a line of light: the business owner, ORA, the 8ORA Brain, specialist tools, and finished checked work

How it works

A sentence in. Checked work out.

Four stages, every time. You only ever deal with the first and the last.

  1. 01

    You ask in plain English

    No prompts to learn, no model to choose. Say what needs doing, the way you'd tell a colleague.

  2. 02

    8ORA breaks the job up

    The request becomes clear pieces of work, each with a purpose and a finish line you can see.

  3. 03

    The Brain picks the right help

    Behind the scenes it selects and coordinates the AI and tools best suited to each piece.

  4. 04

    IrisKey checks before it acts

    Identity, permission and authority are confirmed before anything consequential happens.

A bright, calm office workspace with glass partitions and brushed metal surfaces in daylight
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Reply to the Henderson enquiry and prepare a quote

  • Reading the enquiry and the last thread with this client
  • Pulling the pricing you used on the two most similar jobs
  • Drafting the reply in your usual tone
  • Holding the send until you approve it

Meet ORA

One place to ask. Not ten products to learn.

ORA is the part you talk to — in the browser, on your phone, by voice or by typing. There is nothing to configure and no prompt technique to master.

Plain English

Say it the way you would say it to a colleague.

It asks, then acts

If something is genuinely ambiguous, ORA checks first.

Always the same door

Every kind of work starts in the same conversation.

You stay in charge

Important actions wait for your approval, every time.

Inside a request

What actually happens between asking and receiving.

A goal is broken into packages, packages are matched to specialists, output is verified, and anything consequential waits for approval.

How work moves

  1. 01

    Business goal

    Stated in plain language by you

  2. 02

    Work packages

    Goal decomposed into scoped, ordered work

  3. 03

    Specialists assembled

    Models, agents, APIs, MCPs, skills and tools matched per package

  4. 04

    Verification

    Outputs checked, sourced and cross-examined before they count

  5. 05

    Your approval

    Anything consequential waits for an explicit human release

Specialists at work

Analyst
Drafter
Reconciler
Reviewer
Costing
Watcher

Illustrative movement: specialists are assembled per work package, hand off between each other and release the surface when their package is verified.

Your approval

Goals and work packages live here. Verified work waits for your release.

2 awaiting your release

Cut month-end close from 9 days to 3

This quarter · 0/3 released

  • Map every manual step in the current close

    Process analyst · document reader

    Verified · awaiting release
  • Reconcile supplier ledgers automatically

    Reconciliation agent · accounting API

    Verified · awaiting release
  • Draft the revised close calendar

    Planner · reviewer

    In progress

Find where we're losing margin on installs

Next 30 days · 0/2 released

  • Compare quoted vs actual job costs

    Data analyst · costing model

    Verified · awaiting release
  • Re-price the three worst-performing job types

    Pricing agent · reviewer

    Verified · awaiting release

Preview state: goals and packages are illustrative and reset on reload. Nothing is executed — releasing only changes what this screen shows.

IrisKey.ai™

Authority before autonomy.

Capable AI is not enough. Before anything consequential happens — money moving, a message going out, a record changing — IrisKey confirms who is asking, what they may do, and whether a human needs to approve it.

  • Identity

    Who is actually asking for this.

  • Permission

    Whether they are allowed to ask for it.

  • Authority

    Whether it can be done without a person signing off.

  • Verification

    A record of what was checked, and by whom.

A brushed-titanium and frosted-glass key module resting on a pale stone plinth in daylight

Held for approval

“Send the supplier the revised terms” — drafted, verified, waiting on you.