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my-iris is stateful alert management that pushes alerts to an on-call person's phone, calls them if unanswered, and escalates until someone acknowledges, then saves an audit-ready record. It serves regulated industries including pharma and life sciences, healthcare, and food and cold chain.
Summarized from its homepage on 12 Nov 2026.
Subprocessors of my-iris
my-iris declares 4 subprocessors.
From the company's own list.Read the source
| Subprocessor | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Delivers push notifications to the my-iris app on iPhone. It receives only an encrypted, fixed-length reference and the app’s push address — never the alert text or a phone number. | |
| EU edge hosting, compute, and storage — Workers, Durable Objects, D1 (EU region), KV, and Queues. The platform my-iris runs on. | |
| Delivers push notifications to the my-iris app in Chrome on Android. It receives only an encrypted, fixed-length reference and the app’s push address — never the alert text or a phone number. | |
| Voice calls and SMS delivery (the carrier gateway that places calls and sends text messages, such as invitation and verification codes), and transactional email — signup verification codes (OTP) — via Twilio SendGrid. |
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- 100 API calls a month, plus MCP and the Chrome extension
- Work email only. No card, no sales call