Manufacturing and export
For companies whose buyers are in other countries.
Service
Cloud infrastructure and operations
Deployment, domains, monitoring — the parts that have to keep running.
Most of what goes wrong with a company’s digital presence is not code. It is an expired domain, a DNS record nobody documented, a certificate that lapsed, or an account only one person could access.
How we approach it
The client owns the domain, the code, and the infrastructure accounts. We configure and document; we do not hold anything hostage. Every project ends with credentials transferred and a written record of what runs where.
What this covers
Hosting and deployment
- Cloud deployment (AWS, Azure, Vercel, Cloudflare, Railway)
- CI/CD pipelines
- Staging and preview environments
- Backup and restore procedures
Domains and email
- Domain and DNS administration
- Renewal and expiry monitoring
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC
- Google Workspace administration
Operations
- Uptime and error monitoring
- Access control and least privilege
- Certificate management
- Incident response and runbooks
Our method
Client-Owned
Accounts are created in the client’s name from day one. A supplier who owns your domain owns your business.
What you receive
Infrastructure documentationDeployment pipelineMonitoring and alertsDNS and email configurationAccess matrixRunbook
Who this is for
Logistics and industrial operations
For operations where systems run continuously and downtime is measured in cargo.
Professional services
For firms whose product is expertise and whose risk is credibility.
Related reading
An expired domain is a business risk, not an IT problem
2026-09-01
A lapsed domain does not just take down a website. It breaks email, invalidates printed material, and can be re-registered by anyone. Here is the actual timeline and where the recovery windows close.
Read →What a Turkish company should verify before its first import order
2026-09-01
The margin on an import is decided before the order is placed, by four checks most first-time importers skip. Each is free and takes a phone call.
Read →Which languages should a Turkish manufacturer publish in?
2026-08-28
Not the obvious set. The right answer comes from where your buyers actually are and what your competitors have neglected — and adding a language is a commercial decision, not a translation task.
Read →Does this describe your problem?
If it does, tell us the specifics. We will tell you what it takes to build and what it costs before any work begins.
- Office
- Istanbul, Türkiye
- Working languages
- Turkish, English
- Delivery languages
- English, Turkish, Russian, German