IRIS Business Services Limited, together with its subsidiaries, provides software products, services, and solutions for compliance, data, and analytics in the United States, Canada, Europe, the Asia Pacific, India, the Middle East, Africa, and internationally. It operates through Collect, Create, and Consume segments. The company offers IRIS iDEAL, a regulatory reporting application for banks and financial institutions; IRIS iFILE, an end to end data filing platform for regulators; and IRIS CARBON, a subscription-based and cloud-hosted application to address regulator-mandated needs for XBRL or inline XBRL-based financial report filings. It also provides IRIS Data Consumption Platform, a structured data repository that offers access to financial and non-financial data of public and private companies; IRIS GST for GST compliance and e-way bill solutions; and IRIS FATCA Reporting application for banks and financial institutions. In addition, the company offers XBRL conversion, development, and maintenance of websites; and consulting and training services. It serves regulators, including central banks, business registries, capital market regulators, and stock exchanges; corporates, banks, and mutual funds; and governments. The company was incorporated in 2000 and is headquartered in Navi Mumbai, India.
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