A live view of how profitable every client is — turnover, margin and workload, at any moment — on top of a full platform for planning and monitoring campaigns across every major channel.
Most planning systems were designed by software vendors first and adapted to planners afterwards. The result is a powerful tool people eventually learn to work around, rather than one that supports the way they actually think.
AQUA was built the other way around — by a team that has spent twenty-five years inside the media industry, fifteen of them building the tools agencies use every day. Every screen, every workflow, every shortcut is shaped to match how planners work. The practical consequence is unusual adoption ease: a planner moving onto AQUA does not meet a foreign system with its own logic.
Competing platforms can copy individual features. They cannot retrofit twenty-five years of insider perspective onto an architecture built by outsiders.
Most established agencies maintain a proprietary planning system, supported by one or two developers. It carries three costs that rarely appear in the budget.
A system of this complexity needs a small team — a senior lead, a developer, QA — plus infrastructure and oversight. The annual carrying cost reaches well into six figures.
A single departure can leave the agency without the one person who understands the system that processes its core revenue. Documentation is rarely current; replacement takes months.
A system maintained by one or two people cannot evolve quickly. New measurement standards and reporting demands each require capacity the agency does not have. The gap widens every year.
AQUA replaces the direct cost with a predictable annual license at a fraction of the carrying cost, removes the continuity risk with a dedicated team committed to long-term support, and lifts the innovation ceiling — every customer benefits automatically from every improvement made to the platform.
The Television module is in production-grade state today, covering the full lifecycle — from data setup, through plan construction, into export and ordering, and finally monitoring of delivery against the original plan.
A fast, keyboard-driven grid — one row per program, one column per day. Every edit propagates instantly to every dependent total, with no save step and no refresh.
Generates a complete plan optimized across audience delivery, affinity, reach and cost efficiency. Deterministic and fast — a multi-station optimization completes in seconds.
The same data, six perspectives — by station, spot code, daypart, week, month and position — at campaign level and per station, all from one source of truth.
Each station themed in its own identity color, summarizing key totals at a glance. In monitoring, the same card switches to planned-versus-achieved — an early-warning system.
Eleven metrics across audience, cost and volume, displayed in configurable pills. Each planner shapes the workspace to the work in front of them, remembered between sessions.
Achieved delivery is reconciled automatically against the original plan, spot by spot. The whole workspace shifts to show planned, achieved and percentage delivery.
Once achieved data is loaded, AQUA projects how the campaign will finish against plan — telling the planner where the plan is heading, not just where it has been.
Every campaign is graded automatically on its main KPIs — budget, audience delivery and prime-time share — showing at a glance how it stands against plan.
AQUA actively proposes how to refine a plan against its targets — budget, audience and prime-time share — instead of leaving the planner to work it out by hand.
Plus a spot-level editing surface, client-ready exports that match the formats recipients already expect, and a one-click export to a clean, formatted spreadsheet from every meaningful view.
Beyond planning, AQUA keeps leadership's key views current at all times — turnover by client, margin by channel, productivity per person — assembled automatically instead of at month-end.
Every client as a card; open one to a live annual dashboard — media mix, revenue split, team allocation, and the headline indicators that answer "is this client profitable, and by how much."
Every station, sales house and media partner alongside the revenue each represents — which partners have grown, which have declined, and where concentration risk sits.
Each person's workload and how their time is allocated across clients. Timesheet data flows directly into profitability — margin reporting without manual reconciliation.
Romania skipped a generation of telecoms and went straight from copper to fibre — today among the fastest in Europe, not despite the late start but because of it. AQUA occupies the same position in media planning: designed now, with AI as a baseline assumption rather than a patch on a legacy system. These capabilities are on the roadmap.
The engine learns from each campaign's delivery patterns, refining its weighting and station preferences from real performance rather than fixed heuristics.
Monitoring surfaces underperforming stations, daypart divergences and pacing issues before they breach thresholds — with commentary on the likely cause.
Post-campaign reports drafted automatically in clear, client-ready prose, with the agency's own tone and emphasis preserved across campaigns.
Roadmap capabilities — described as direction, not a release date.
A planning system is something a professional spends most of the day inside. Nothing in AQUA sits on the screen without a purpose; everything is where you reach for it.
Tooltips, dialogs and notifications appear as soft, translucent panels that float above the work without breaking concentration — one consistent visual language across every surface.
A breadcrumb always shows where you are and how you got there. One click returns to the previous context. Movement between surfaces is immediate, with no full-page loading.
Long operations report the real percentage complete and name the step in flight — no fake bars, no spinners detached from actual work, never a frozen screen.
A comprehensive undo stack survives sort and filter operations. Planners work without the anxiety of being one keystroke from a mistake they cannot undo.
The deals and commercial terms negotiated with station partners are among the most confidential information in the industry. AQUA is built on the principle that this data stays with the customer.
AQUA runs on the customer's own infrastructure, reached through the browser at a private URL inside the network. All campaign data, deals and metrics stay on the customer's server.
The only contact with AQUA infrastructure is a periodic license check — just a key and a server identifier. No campaign data, no user information, no commercial figures.
Each user sees a version of the platform shaped to their function. Commercial information can be restricted to senior roles while planners keep full edit access to campaigns.
Signed installers, release notes for every change, rollback to older versions, and quarterly review calls. New channel modules are included in the license as they ship.
Each new module is built to the same standard and integrates with the Agency Operations layer the same way — included in the license as it is released.
Production-grade, covering the full campaign lifecycle from setup to monitoring.
Rate-card management, daypart optimization and spot-pattern modeling for audio.
Programmatic and direct-buy, with audience targeting, frequency capping and analytics.
Traditional and digital inventory, geographic targeting and exposure modeling.
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