Running events means being the relay. A vendor asks something only your client knows. The client asks something only the venue knows. With Iris works inside your inbox: when she knows the answer she gives it, with the source attached. When she does not, she asks whoever does and brings it back.
Founding cohort. Limited spots. Setup done personally by the founder.
In your voice, with the source attached. You would have spent the morning finding that.
You wake up to five things, not fifty-eight. She closes the rest.
Forty-five seconds of her closing loops: an answer from memory, a relay, a nudge, the board.
Watch the demoGmail is live today. Outlook, WhatsApp and Instagram join the same brain next, so an answer that arrives in one place settles a question asked in another.
She has read every thread on the job. When a vendor asks something the job already settled, she answers it with the source attached, so you can check her in one glance.
She takes the question to your client or the venue, brings the answer back to whoever asked, and keeps a ledger of who owes whom an answer. Whoever goes quiet gets a nudge, on her clock.
Each event scaffolds from a template for the kind of event it is. A conference, an Indian wedding and a brand activation are not the same job. When a vendor replies, she proposes the move. You confirm.
Founding teams get setup done personally by the founder, a direct line to us, and a say in what she learns first. Spots are limited. Claim yours while the cohort is open.
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The AV house needs the final headcount to lock the crew. Only your client knows it. She takes the question to the client, brings the number back to the AV house, and nudges if either side goes quiet. You watch the loop close instead of carrying it.
Then 38 new emails bury the thread. She keeps a ledger of who owes whom an answer and counts the days against how that vendor actually behaves. Nothing gets asked twice, and nothing quietly falls off the list.
Your on-site team needs everything before load-in. The run sheet assembles itself from the threads she already tracks. Nothing rides on one person's memory.
Scaffolded from a template for the kind of event it is, then kept current by the replies themselves. When a vendor confirms, she proposes the move and you confirm it. Pending, confirmed, waiting on whom. Take the Sunday back.
Five loops closed. Four taps. Under four minutes.
Replies arrive. The headcount comes back and goes straight to the caterer. The rigging plan lands. The board moves.
One question left. She already has the nudge drafted.
No one is waiting on you. Nothing is on fire. Phone face-down.
Your voice, throughout.
She learns how every vendor actually behaves, and how you write. The AV house signs back in 5 days, so day 11 is a flag. The print shop is slow but reliable, so she nudges 8 days before the proof deadline. And every edit you make teaches her your voice, even the edits you make in Gmail.
You don't have to teach her twice.
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