Project Folders
Last updated: April 8, 2026
Project Folders let you upload multiple files together under a single project


Response Files vs Context Files
When uploading files to a Project Folder, you'll designate each file as either a Response File or Context File.
Both Response files and Context files are used as Context for Iris to answer questions
Response files go through the standard Iris flow — they land in your staging area for review turn into Question for edits and approvals.
Context files are reference material. Iris reads them to inform its answers but doesn't treat them as questionnaires to complete.
Some examples of good Context Files: Appendices from an RFP, Previously completed questionnaires you did the same Customer, an industry overview document

How to Create a Project Folder
Click + New Project Folder
Name your folder and fill in the project details
Upload your files and tag each one as Response or Context
Select Create Project Folder
Stage all the Response Files and Create the Project (detailed instructions here)
When to Use Context Files
Use the Context tag for supporting documents you want Iris to reference — things like prior responses, product overviews, or compliance reports. Iris will use that information to answer questions more accurately without requiring you to add it to the Knoweldge Map.