Route options / engineering work
Choose a build route from the operation that needs to move.
These scenarios describe capability, not completed-client claims. The exact deliverables, Turkish review, integrations, access, evidence, and professional decisions are scoped against the real project.
Route 01 / merchant operationsConnect transaction work behind the checkout
Build or repair order, inventory, fulfillment, notification, refund, reconciliation, and support workflows around a client-selected payment route.
- Order and exception state map
- Provider integration with failure handling
- Staff queue and audit trail
- Release monitoring and recovery notes
Route 02 / service portalMake a multilingual customer journey coherent
Create a web service path where Turkish wording, local formats, accessible interaction, secure account behavior, and human support agree.
- Journey and content ownership
- Responsive interface and accessibility checks
- Identity or case-status integration when needed
- Turkish-language acceptance packet
Route 03 / approval automationMove decisions without losing accountability
Replace scattered email or spreadsheet steps with explicit roles, evidence, approval states, exceptions, reminders, and reversible automation.
- Current-state and authority map
- Workflow rules and permissions
- Integration boundaries and logs
- Manual fallback for failed automation
Route 04 / repair and migrationStabilize the bridge before replacing it
Investigate fragile code, hosting, data, or integrations; protect recoverability; then modernize in slices that can be verified and reversed.
- Dependency and failure inventory
- Backup and recovery proof
- Priority repairs before redesign
- Handoff record for future maintainers
Boundary: engineering outputs do not decide Turkish law, KVKK applicability, tax treatment, payment eligibility, professional certification, or language accuracy. Those checkpoints require the client and appropriate reviewers.
Choose the first span
Start where the operation currently breaks.
A narrow route with a named owner and measurable acceptance can create more useful momentum than a vague whole-platform rebuild.
Describe the broken route