Administration in Irys One
Account Settings
Account settings let you tell Irys who you are, where you practice and how you write, then set how the app behaves and keep your account secure.
Click the gear at the bottom of the left rail. Your own settings sit under You: Profile, How Irys writes, Notifications and Security.
The circle with your initials, also at the bottom left, is a different menu. It holds a shortcut to Integrations, the Policies, a theme switch and Logout.
Profile
Your profile fills in the details on what Irys drafts for you.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Your display name across the platform. |
| Email Address | The address you sign in with. It cannot be changed here. |
| Organization | The firm or company you are associated with. |
| Bar ID | Your state bar number. Optional. |
| Role/Title | Your role within the organization. |
| Office Address | Your professional mailing address. Optional. |
| Phone Number | Your contact number. |
Add Photo puts your picture on your account.
How Irys writes
One page that tells Irys your practice, your courts and your voice. Every draft follows it.
Practice areas and jurisdictions
Tap each practice area you work in. Tap again to remove it, or add your own with + New tag. These are tags you add to, not a fixed list you choose from.
Under Primary jurisdictions of practice, click Add jurisdictions. List where you practice, not only where you are licensed. Steering drafting now then confirms which jurisdictions Irys is actually using, so you can see at a glance what is in force.
Drafting style
Choose one of three voices:
| Voice | When to use it |
|---|---|
| Plain English | Direct and human, minimal legalese. Client emails and letters people actually read. |
| Standard professional | Formal where it counts, readable everywhere else. Right for most work. |
| Courtroom formal | Maximum formality and protectiveness. Briefs, filings, and anything a judge reads. |
Under Anything else about how you write, add your own rules in plain English, for example: short sentences, no Latin, always define terms on first use.
A matter folder can set its own style, case by case, and it wins for that matter. If a draft ignores your style, check the matter first.
Preferences
Preferences sit on the Profile page, below your details, not on a tab of their own.
| Preference | What it does |
|---|---|
| Enter key | Enter sends, or Enter = new line if you write long messages. |
| Language | Applies everywhere you sign in. |
| Where Irys opens | The first screen you see when you sign in, for example Workbench or Sign. |
| Theme | Light, Dark or System, for this device. |
Security
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Change password | Set a new password. |
| Set timeout | Signs you out after 30, 60 or 90 minutes without activity. The default is no timeout. |
| Enable 2FA | Asks for a code from your authenticator app each time you sign in. |
Owners and admins see a second block on this page, Organization security, holding the two firm-wide policies: Require 2FA for everyone, which runs a seven-day grace period before it blocks anyone, and Single sign-on for Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra or Okta. See Organization management.
Notifications
The Notifications page lists what Irys will tell you about: matter activity, mentions and assignments, signature status, a weekly digest, deadlines, and Autopilot results.
Notifications are marked Coming soon. Every switch is off, and turning one on does nothing yet.
Need help?
Contact our support team at support@iqidis.ai for assistance.