The AI platform for legal work
Creating Your Account
Signing Up
Visit core.iqidis.ai and click Get Started. You can create an account using:
- Email and password - Enter your work email and choose a strong password.
- Google SSO - Click Continue with Google to authenticate with your Google Workspace or personal Google account.
After signing up, check your inbox for a verification email and click the confirmation link to activate your account.
Completing Your Professional Profile
Once verified, you will be guided through the profile setup flow. Accurate profile information allows Irys One to deliver more relevant and jurisdiction-aware results across every tool.
Personal and Firm Details
Provide your full name, job title, and the name of your firm or organization. If you are a solo practitioner, you can enter your own practice name.
Practice Areas
Select one or more practice areas that reflect your work. Examples include Corporate & M&A, Litigation, Intellectual Property, Employment Law, and Real Estate. You can update these at any time from Settings, under How Irys writes. Practice areas are tags: tap one to add it, tap again to remove it, or add your own with + New tag.
Jurisdictions
Choose the jurisdictions where you practice, not only where you are licensed. Steering drafting now confirms which ones Irys is actually using. Irys One uses this information to prioritize jurisdiction-specific statutes, case law, and regulatory guidance when generating responses.
Setting your drafting voice
Irys adapts its writing to match your professional voice. Open Settings (the gear at the bottom of the left rail), then How Irys writes.
Choose one of three voices:
- The first is direct and light on legalese, for client emails and letters.
- Standard professional is right for most work.
- Courtroom formal is for 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. See Account Settings.
Securing your account
While you are in Settings, open Security. Two settings are worth doing on day one:
- Enable 2FA asks for a code from your authenticator app each time you sign in.
- Set timeout signs you out after 30, 60 or 90 minutes without activity. The default is no timeout, so if you share a machine or work in a public place, set one.