Content Studio + Tavily-verified facts
Drafts in five narrative styles, with claims fact-verified against domain-trust-tiered sources before generation. Author profiles with bylines and bio cards. The system refuses to fabricate the Wetboek.
Sector — legal firms
One workspace for your firm, not six separate subscriptions.
For law firms in the Netherlands and the EU: structured authority content, GDPR-clean client records, governed AI editing, online appointments — run from one workspace with an auditable credit ledger.
What you'll actually run on isystem
SEO Control Center + internal-link graph
Authority content compounds: every accepted internal-link recommendation persists into a per-workspace graph. Practice-area pages get linked from new articles automatically; orphan pages get flagged. SEO Strategist proposes topic clusters specific to your firm's focus.
Blog SEO Enhancement — preview, apply, rollback
AI editorial assistance that doesn't make a mess. Five proposal types — internal links, external citations, paraphrase, meta refresh, heading audit — each with diff, rationale, risk flags, atomic apply, and rollback. The senior partner can sign off on every change before it goes live.
Newsletter Control Center + Workspace Popups
Practice-area-targeted dispatch on Resend with Svix-verified webhooks. Exit-intent popups on high-intent pages (e.g., a corporate-bankruptcy page can offer a downloadable explainer). Localized EN/NL/AR. Tracking inherits the workspace's GDPR posture.
Booking Engine (consultation template) + Client/SLA records
Public consultation booking with intake fields, anti-abuse honeypot + form-start timing, reservation lifecycle, portal-client provisioning on consent. Multi-office facility structures, recurring task tracking, SLA compliance percentage. Intake-to-engagement on one stack.
GDPR settings + DSR tracking + audit ledger
Workspace-scoped GDPR (DPO, retention windows, sub-processors, consent posture). Data-subject request tracking with statuses. Anti-abuse logging on public forms. Role-gated mutations. AI credit metering with append-only ledger in millicents EUR. Audit-ready, not a marketing PDF.
Proof — a real deployment
A MENA-region legal client migrated 29 long-form English legal articles into one isystem workspace: author profiles, bylines and bio cards, internal-link graph across the firm's practice areas, bilingual structure (Arabic + English), GDPR posture configured, public-facing portal for client intake. Migration ran inside the same governed workspace the firm now operates day-to-day — no parallel CMS, no separate marketing stack. Practice areas, jurisdiction, and firm name held confidential at the client's preference.
Read the case study →What this replaces
Replaces: Clio Grow or similar intake widget · Mailchimp · freelance content writer · Surfer SEO seat · Calendly Teams · manual GDPR audits · the agency retainer for content production. One vendor, one workspace, one ledger.
Pricing
Basic from €2,500–€7,500 setup + €99/month — for firms wanting a structured digital presence before automation. Pro from €2,500–€7,500 setup + €299–€499/month (metered AI) — for firms running ongoing content, SEO, intake, and governance from one workspace. See the full comparison.
Basic vs Pro →iSystem is not for every legal firm
- Solo practitioners with no content-marketing intent — a static brochure site is cheaper and sufficient
- Firms requiring native litigation case-management software — this is operations + content, not a Clio replacement
- Multi-jurisdiction firms needing real-time legal databases — LexisNexis / Westlaw category
- Firms with no interest in publishing public content — the SEO + content moat doesn't apply