A website for your customers, software for your team.
Pages, store, stock, orders, customers, all fed from the same record, so the numbers add up at the end of the day. 7+ years of ERP, CRM and integration work, and you talk directly to the developer.
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Website
Visitors should understand what you do, on their phone too. You change the text, services and photos yourself.
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Custom software
Quotes, work orders, approvals, field notes. If a ready-made menu doesn’t fit, you name the job and I build the screen around it.
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Stock and ERP
Stock on the shelf, the date sales promised and the balance on the account should tell the same story.
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CRM
Who called, what was quoted, when to follow up. History doesn’t disappear when someone new joins.
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Most businesses get stuck in three places.
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The face you show
Website, showcase and store
Your site says what you do. If you sell products, cart, payment and shipping live there too, not in a separate shop.
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The work inside
Orders, warehouse, invoices
When work orders are on the wall, stock is in a spreadsheet and invoices are at the accountant’s, the numbers never match. An order reserves stock, shipping deducts it, and the account is updated.
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People and sales
Payroll and quotes
As the team grows, leave and attendance get lost in WhatsApp; as sales grow, so do quotes. Two screens, both answering “who, what, when”.
Two doors.
One is the site your customers walk into. The other is the program your team opens every morning. Both are built around your business, not a ready-made template.
Website and e-commerce
What your customers see.
- Company website, mobile-friendly
- E-commerce and B2B ordering
- Edit content from your own panel
Orders, stock, shipping
Workshop, store or office. I turn the work you repeat every day into screens.
- Stock, warehouse, shipping
- E-invoicing and customer accounts
- Sales tracking, leave and attendance
Start small
First the part that hurts most: the site, stock or sales tracking. E-invoicing, POS and dealer orders come once things are running. A one-person shop or a company with several branches.
Who will you work with?
I’m Mert Kazım İşler. I started in Denizli, building ERP and CRM systems for textile and logistics companies. Later I worked on the hr-Xsoft HR platform at Obtolab and on integrations connecting enterprise brands to the platform at Insider.
The person who writes the proposal, builds the screens and answers the phone after launch is the same person. No sales rep or project manager in between.
Read my CVA few sentences is enough.
Tell me what you sell and where things get stuck today. The website, the warehouse, sales follow-up? If it’s a fit I’ll call you; I give a price once the scope is clear.