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SME operations

The back office, handled.

For most small businesses the problem is not one department. It is everything at once, with nobody spare.

A bright shared office, one owner, many open tabs

An owner's desk with a laptop and notebook linked by soft orange light lines to a floating panel of task cards

What gets in the way

The week disappears here.

  • The inbox setting the agenda every morning

  • Quotes, invoices and chasing squeezed into evenings

  • Records kept well enough, but never quite up to date

  • No time to look at where the business is actually going

Workflows

Jobs you can hand over.

Each one is a piece of work with a clear finish line, prepared for your review.

  • Inbox triage

    Sort the morning's email and draft the replies that need you.

  • Quotes and invoices

    Prepare documents from a short instruction, ready to send.

  • Chasing

    Follow up on money and answers politely, and keep track.

  • Diary preparation

    A one-page brief for each meeting, the evening before.

  • Records and CRM

    Keep contacts, notes and next steps tidy without data entry.

  • Research

    Look into a supplier, a competitor or an option and report back.

  • Marketing basics

    Draft posts, emails and page copy in your own voice.

  • Daily report

    What happened, what is waiting on you, what is at risk.

Ask like this

Say it the way you'd say it.

  • “Cut our month-end close from 9 days to 3”

  • “Clear my inbox and draft the replies that need me”

  • “Prepare tomorrow's meetings with a one-page brief each”

Controlled action

Where IrisKey steps in.

  • Sending, paying and publishing always waits for your explicit release

  • You choose which systems 8ORA may reach, and can withdraw it at any time

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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.

How IrisKey governs AI actions
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.