Why not let us share in your success?  In so doing you will share in ours.  Together we can go a long way.

Contact us without delay to hear how you can become an Isoglo Agent.

How is the Agent's fee paid?

The agent’s fee is paid directly into the bank account of the person who provided the lead or his/her nominee subject to the prescriptions of taxation of the country in which the finder resides or any other legal prescriptions that may apply.

 Organisations that approach us directly will also benefit from the agent’s fee, either by a direct saving on the sales price or by nominating a person or organisation for the agent's fee.

Our Marketing Philosophy

Our marketing philosophy is to use people already in the market place to market our products and you can become such a marketing agent for ISOGLO.

ISOGLO pays an agent's fee of a minimum of 5% of contract income on signing of a contract to the person or organisation that provided the initial lead. In some cases this may be as high as 15%.

For example, someone contacts us with a lead for an organisation that wants ISO 9001/2008 implemented, audited and/or managed. The contract value is ZAR1 million. The agent's fee could therefore be as high as 15% of ZAR 1 million which is ZAR150 000.

How can we afford to pay the finder's fee?

Because we don’t appoint full time marketers we can allocate the percentage of income that would normally be going towards the cost of marketing to paying these agent's fees. We are therefore, not adding any additional cost to the final quote that goes to the client.

So what should you do to participate?

It is really simple. If you hear or know about an organisation that is interested in any of the products we offer, you need to contact us with the lead. We will set up a meeting and promote the organisation and the product directly.

 Should we agree to a sale we will sign a contract with the organisation detailing, amongst others, the sale price as well as the relevant terms for payment. You as the marketer will then receive your percentage of the agreed amount as per the stipulations in the signed contract.