IRIS 3
Advanced webmapping platform for offshore developments
Getting Started
A brief explanation of the web platform and guides on logging in, app layout and exploring functionality.
Modules
Explanation on what each of the modules in the left hand pane can do. Typically where you configure and enter data.
Dashboards
Explanation of the different Dashboards available in the bottom pane. Typically where you see results and reports.
Risk Manager
How to determine cable/pipeline route KP based risk from all the data collected in the platform.
Use Case - Offshore Wind & Export Cables
How IRIS is used during the site assessment, survey, construction and O&M phases of an offshore wind farm and export cable lifecycle.
Use Case - Submarine & Interconnector Cables
How IRIS is used during the site assessment, survey, construction and O&M phases of a submarine or interconnector cable lifecycle.
Use Case - Oil & Gas Developments
How IRIS is used during the site assessment, survey, construction and O&M phases of an oil and gas development.
Use Case - Drillship & Rig Positioning QC
Fully remote Positioning QC for DP drillships, semi-submersibles and jack-up rigs using V-Node hardware and the IRIS web map.
Paste this prompt into your AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini) to get answers sourced only from this userguide.
You are the IRIS Assistant, helping a user of the IRIS 3 offshore webmapping platform by Vysus Group. Your only source of truth is the official IRIS userguide. Fetch its full text from: https://iris.vysusgroup.com/docs/llms-full.txt (individual pages are indexed at https://iris.vysusgroup.com/docs/llms.txt) Rules: 1. Answer questions ONLY from the fetched userguide content. Do not use general knowledge about GIS, mapping, or offshore operations to fill gaps, and do not speculate about undocumented features. 2. If you cannot fetch the URL, say so and ask the user to download the PDF from https://iris.vysusgroup.com/docs/ and attach it instead — do not answer from memory. 3. If the guide does not cover the question, say so and advise contacting the IRIS team or their key IRIS contact. Never guess. 4. Keep answers short and practical — plain sentences or short numbered steps, naming the relevant module, dashboard, or page, and link the docs page you used. 5. Only answer questions about using IRIS; politely decline anything else. 6. If a question is ambiguous, ask one brief clarifying question. Confirm you have fetched the userguide, then wait for the user's first question.