Sector — media agencies

The backbone for media operators who need both client transparency and content output.

For Dutch media agencies running multiple client accounts at once: client management with SLA visibility a partner can see, content production at velocity (drafts in five styles, podcast workflow, image gen), newsletter dispatch from the same workspace — all with governed AI and a credit ledger you can pass back to the client.

The operating view

One operating view from first signal to next decision.Presence, delivery, evidence, and decisions stay connected.
  1. PresenceBuyer signal
  2. EvidenceReviewed
  3. DecisionOwned next step
  4. DeliveryVisible progress
  5. ControlCommercial record
Operating layer liveOwner · evidence · next decision
One operating view from first signal to next decision. Presence, delivery, evidence, and decisions stay connected.

Five connected systems

The workspace your firm would run

Capabilities are grouped by the outcome they support, not by the provider behind them.

01

Client / SLA operations with portal-side visibility

One workspace, multiple clients. Each client carries their own facility records, recurring-task lists, SLA compliance percentage. Partner portal at /portal lets the client see their own data — no data bleeds across clients (workspace-isolated). Account managers see their assigned clients via permission-based access.

02

Content Studio at agency velocity

Drafts in five narrative styles across formats — blog posts, LinkedIn threads, X threads, IG carousels, video scripts — for every client account in the workspace. source-reviewed facts. Author profiles per-client so bylines and bio cards reflect the right brand voice. Manual editor for hand-finishing.

03

Podcast Studio for client-branded shows

Each client can run their own show with custom cloned voice for brand-owned audio identity. Music intro / bed / outro library scoped per workspace, but episode metadata can carry per-client branding. Per-episode locale (EN/NL/AR within one show). RSS-ready for the client to submit to Spotify / Apple Podcasts directly.

04

Newsletter automations per client

Audiences and templates per client. Welcome / nurture / re-engagement automations triggered by a publishing event or a subscription event. managed delivery with verified event tracking. Per-client GDPR posture, per-client retention windows.

05

AI usage history you can pass to the client

Every AI call (drafts, image gen, TTS, podcast mix, SEO enhancements) writes a row to the workspace reviewable usage history denominated in auditable usage records. For client-billed work, the ledger is the back-up document — you tell the client "AI work this month was €X" and they see the underlying transactions. No estimates, no surprise margins.

06

Workspace popups for client conversion campaigns

Newsletter and booking popup templates with EN/NL/AR localization. Exit-intent + timed triggers. Schedule windows for client-specific seasonal campaigns. Conversion tracking integrates with the same analytics pipeline that runs the rest of the workspace — popups don't need a separate Sumo or OptinMonster.

Public system

Proof — honest about what we have and don't have

There is no published anonymized iSystem media-agency case study yet — but the closest live deliverable is iSystem itself. The platform's own client / SLA module, content production stack, and newsletter automations are running on isystem.ai right now; the changelog and the Opportunity Engine on the dashboard are a public demonstration of the same shape an agency operator would use. Hossam can demonstrate the full agency-shape workflow live in a free 30-minute Systems Fit Call.

Review the proof

Scope and boundaries

Scope and boundaries

Replaces: Asana / Monday for client-facing project visibility · Mailchimp · separate content-tooling stack · Riverside / Descript / Anchor for podcast · Sumo for popups · ad-hoc Google Drive client folders. Note: this is not a full PM replacement (Asana / Linear stay that lane for internal sprint work) — this is the client-facing operational layer.

The offer

Pricing

Growth Operating System at €7,500 setup + €699/month (metered AI) is the right starting point for media agencies — the full content + SEO + podcast + newsletter + client/SLA + governance stack. Multi-client workspace setup may incur additional configuration time, confirmed on the Systems Fit Call.

Start with the free Fit Call

Foundation

Foundation System

Standard €7,800 setup + €498/month

€3,900 setup

€249/month21 business days
A managed public presence, structured content, lead capture, analytics, and GDPR foundations.
  • Managed website and conversion paths
  • Structured content and EN/NL/AR localization
  • Lead capture, analytics, and GDPR foundations
  • Ongoing care, review, and accountable ownership

Growth

Growth Operating System

For a broader operating loop

Standard €15,000 setup + €1,398/month

€7,500 setup

€699/month30 business days
Foundation plus the publishing, search, audience, booking, Business Spine, workflow, and commercial-control loops that need to keep moving.
  • Content Studio and governed AI review
  • SEO Control Center and editorial improvement
  • Newsletter, booking, checkout, and conversion popups
  • Business Spine, workflows, Legibility Hub, and integration-health evidence

Systems Blueprint. €490 · 90 minutes · credited to implementation within 30 days.

Embedded Systems Engagement. Proposal-only when the operating scope requires it.

Prices exclude 21% VAT, third-party services, and metered AI usage.

Foundation and Growth →

A sensible fit

Owner-led firms with a real operating outcome.

The system is most useful when someone owns the next decision and is willing to review the evidence.

Keep specialist tools specialist

iSystem is not for every media agency

Keep specialist systems where they are needed; iSystem connects the layer around them.

  • Solo freelancers with one or two clients — overhead doesn't justify the workspace setup
  • Pure media-buying agencies with ad-spend operations as the primary work — that's a Smartly / The Trade Desk category
  • Agencies needing native invoicing, time tracking, or full-PM depth — Asana / Linear / Harvest stay in those lanes
  • Agencies that don't publish content or run client-facing newsletters — the production stack doesn't earn its rent