Iris separates the video track from the data. The video track (animation, layout, brand) is built once and hosted once. The data is whatever your system already knows. They only meet at view time, in the viewer's browser.
Your system already knows who the viewer is, and hands the data to the player at view time. Two integration shapes: both matching flows you already run.
This is not a privacy policy.
It's what the architecture makes impossible.
Personal data enters at the viewer's browser and never leaves it. Iris delivers a MotionPackage, the animated video track, via CDN. Your system injects the viewer's data client-side. Nothing flows back. No PII ever touches Iris infrastructure.
Your compliance team requires no changes to your data governance model. There is no data-sharing agreement to review, because there is no data to share.
Traditional personalized video platforms render a unique video file per viewer, on a server, using the viewer's data. The cost and data risk scales with volume. A campaign of one million viewers requires one million renders. Iris works differently.
Iris is built to pass security reviews in regulated environments. The integration surface is intentionally minimal: an iframe, an API call, and your existing data pipeline. Nothing more.
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