How Iris fits your
transaction workflow
1.
Screen before you commit
Run Class 0 hazard screening across your entire pipeline in minutes. Input addresses or coordinates, get instant hazard exposure profiles. Flag the assets that warrant deeper analysis before spending on site visits or engineering due diligence.
2.
Quantify what matters
For shortlisted assets, Class 1 and Class 2 assessments produce return-period loss estimates: repair costs, downtime projections, and annualized losses tied to specific hazards. A Class 1 assessment might show $1.2M in annualized flood losses driven by ground-floor mechanical equipment. That changes the acquisition model.
3.
Defend the numbers
Every Iris output traces back to the underlying engineering: hazard intensity, component damage, financial consequence. Loss estimates include probabilistic ranges, not just a single figure, so your IC sees the spread of outcomes, not a false sense of precision. PDF reports are formatted for IC review.
4.
Model specific interventions (elevating equipment, hardening envelopes, relocating critical systems) and quantify the expected cost-benefit before closing.
Factor resilience capex into your acquisition model so the true cost of ownership is visible from day one.
Outputs built for
deal and finance teams
Per-asset risk summary
Hazard ratings, return-period loss estimates, and annualized losses for each asset in your pipeline.
Portfolio heat map
Geographic risk concentrations on a single map. Identify clusters of exposure across your portfolio or fund.
Financial model inputs
CSV and Excel exports with loss metrics structured for integration into acquisition models and DCF analyses.
IC-ready PDF reports
Formatted for investment committee presentations. Traceable methodology, clear visualizations, executive summary.
Intervention modeling
Cost-benefit analysis for specific resilience actions, with before/after risk comparison and payback period estimates.
