Win the work you bid for.

War Room bridges sales and proposal teams before a word is written — a structured interview Iris runs with the sales team to extract the buyer-specific context that otherwise lives in a rep’s head or a half-filled CRM field. Champion, blocker, ranked priorities — on the record, reusable, and cited straight into the brief, so the context that wins the deal no longer disappears in the handoff.

Drafts that sound like your best writer. Iris generates narrative responses in your team’s voice, grounded in your approved content with a citation on every claim — so the first version is already accurate. Restyle the tone in one click (concise, confident, formal) per section, per question, or across the whole submission, and hit the length and structure the RFP demands automatically. You edit for nuance instead of writing from scratch.

Twelve people, one voice. Iris routes each assignment to the right expert with an SLA timer, keeps comments and suggestions attached to the exact sentence, and captures formal, timestamped sign-off — every edit attributed, every approval logged, every version recoverable. Collaboration a regulator would be comfortable with, so the final submission reads like one writer.

Win/loss attribution that holds up. Most win/loss data is a guess in a spreadsheet — Iris attributes outcomes to the actual content that moved the deal, because it was in the room. Reports trace every loss back to the section that lost it, so you can see which answers need updating, which SMEs are bottlenecks, and where your content has gaps. Numbers your CRO actually believes.