Iris,
the AI agent for interior design and architecture.

Project requests

Initial consultations

Fee proposals

Approvals

Orders and site work

Architect title and field of practice

According to the Ordre des architectes du Québec (Quebec's order of architects), the Architects Act (Loi sur les architectes) reserves the title of architect and certain activities for members of the Order, with exceptions set out in the law and regulations. Professional technologists, interior designers and decorators each have their own framework. Iris presents your team according to the titles you give her and never introduces herself as an architect.

Written mandate and proposal

The scope of the mandate, the phases, the fee structure and the ownership of plans and images are best written down and accepted before work begins. When the client is a consumer, the Consumer Protection Act (Loi sur la protection du consommateur) may apply to your service contract. Iris sends the proposal your team has drawn up and keeps a record of what was proposed, signed and approved, without ever changing its terms.

Project photos and personal information

Photos of a home and the client's name are personal information: Iris asks for the client's agreement before any publication in the portfolio and notes it in the file. She collects only what the project needs (Quebec's Law 25).

Commercial messages and reviews

Follow-ups and seasonal reminders comply with Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (Loi canadienne anti-pourriel, CASL/LCAP): consent, identification of the sender and unsubscribe. For reviews, Google's rules prohibit offering an incentive in exchange and soliciting only satisfied clients: the review request goes to all clients whose project has been delivered.