ISS Nautilus is a commercial booking system for media sales of digital advertising space and is thus specialized in the processes between the parties involved in media buying and selling.

Multifunctional all-rounder

The system maps all steps from the creation of the offer to the order and billing. ISS Nautilus records all planning, technical and commercial aspects of ad management. At the same time, marketer, customer and product master data as well as price lists are managed. Accounts receivable, publisher and agent billing are also handled in the system. It is also possible to map complex discount and billing procedures.

CRM systems, ad servers and financial accounting systems can be seamlessly integrated into the processes via interfaces. All relevant ad servers are supported. Monitoring and controlling are fully possible. A forecasting system enables analyses of problems. ISS Nautilus is available as an on premise and cloud solution.

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Firmly established with our customers

sevenone media

Ströer

Ad Alliance

Handelsblatt Media Group

iqd

Goldbach

Solutions by HANDELSBLATT MEDIA GROUP

DBCFM is a great initiative where marketers, agencies and their customers directly benefit from simplified communication, a clear increase in efficiency through further automation and increased data quality. We are therefore convinced that this new standard will establish itself step by step in the market - and increasingly so as more publishers and agency networks participate.

Thorsten Ebbing

Chief Investment Officer GroupM Germany

In order to offer our advertising partners the best user experience, we need to digitize the value chain. Our Nautilus booking system is a central building block in this. Making our print titles accessible via it is a logical step - also in the implementation of our CrossOver strategy. With the onboarding of print, we have now integrated almost all genres into Nautilus, so that everything is possible from one system, from quotation to order management to billing.

Isabella Thissen

COO Ad Alliance

SQL has been our partner for many years and regularly develops new solutions for us for a range of services that is up-to-date with the market. By switching to ISS Nautilus as a SaaS solution, we are reducing complexity and ensuring even more stable processes - a welcome optimisation for the benefit of our customers.

Steffen Bax

Managing Director iq digital

150000 +

Offer & Orders
900 +

Satisfied users
20 y +

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News

Wuppertal, 27.03.2024

AI in TV planning - a look into the future from Wupper Valley

Can artificial intelligence fundamentally improve the planning of TV campaigns? The technology provider SQL Service has asked itself this question. To find out, the tech company has turned to science. A team of researchers from the Institute for Technologies and Management of Digital Transformation (TMDT) at the University of Wuppertal (BUW) used historical data to analyze the extent to which algorithmic allocation of TV advertising islands is feasible using artificial intelligence. Translated with DeepL.com (free version) Further information: KI in der TV-Planung – Ein Blick in die Zukunft aus dem Wupper Valley - ADZINE - Insights in Media. Adtech. Martech.

Wuppertal, 10.10.2023

New customer: SQL Service wins solutions by HANDELSBLATT MEDIA GROUP for Nautilus booking system - Unique bundling of cross-media offers in one system

With solutions by HANDELSBLATT MEDIA GROUP, another leading 360-degree marketer has opted for SQL Service's Nautilus booking system. From now on, the company's broad portfolio will be bundled in Nautilus across all genres. This is made possible by a module within the booking software that was individually developed for solutions by HANDELSBLATT MEDIA GROUP and which automatically handles the integrated marketing of various types of media, from print to digital, video and audio to events, in a single step. This innovation opens up entirely new and highly efficient marketing opportunities for companies: All media services of a provider are combined…

Wuppertal, 22.05.23

In order to be able to meet current challenges in a solution-oriented way, it sometimes helps to look back into the past.

In order to understand why we have not really solved many of the challenges of digitalisation and especially the financing of media through advertising, one has to look back historically at the invention and development of ad servers. The first ad server was developed in 1995 by Focalink Communications, a company that was later renamed 24/7 Media and eventually acquired by WPP. The first ad server was initially called Mango, and from 1996 Smartbanner, and was the first solution for the management and delivery of online advertising. Further information: Back to the Roots (of the problem) - Central vs. Local…

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