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208SoftwareSolutions

Next-generation
software, built for
the enterprise.

We serve enterprise clients across three lines: end-to-end software development, expert engineers who join your team, and our own products. We build custom AI agents that accelerate digital transformation, and we carry the responsibility from analysis through to production operations.

Organisations we work with

herkesyesin
PrimoRoute
Signum TTE
ARD Bilişim
Papara
Synaptix
7+
products and admin platforms in production
4
active enterprise engagements
3
platforms: web, mobile, API
%99,9
service continuity target

Our services

Three service lines, one engineering standard.

You may need an entire product, a specific capability gap filled inside your team, or a ready solution. The same process, the same reporting discipline and the same quality bar apply to all three.

Service · 01

Software Development

From business analysis and interface design to backend, mobile, test automation and cloud infrastructure, every role sits under a single line of responsibility. At the end of the project you have not only a working product but the operating setup that keeps it running.

  • Scope, architecture and integration design
  • Web, mobile and API engineering
  • Custom AI agent development for your organisation
  • Test and production environments, in the cloud or on-premise
  • Post-launch monitoring, maintenance and releases

Service · 02

Expert Staffing

Our engineers join your team and work in your processes with your tooling. Technical management, code review and reporting remain our responsibility — the management overhead does not move to you.

  • Role reinforcement or a dedicated multi-role team
  • Alignment with your processes and tooling
  • Regular progress and quality reporting
  • First-month fit period, handover cost on us

Service · 03

Products

Products we developed and operate ourselves, designed around enterprise integration, multi-tenant architecture and data isolation requirements, and delivered with onboarding and training support.

  • Synaptix — AI-powered customer experience
  • Orchestrator — autonomous delivery pipeline
  • AI Operations System — AI-assisted internal operations setup
  • Enterprise integration and data isolation
  • Onboarding, training and operational support
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All three service lines draw on the same source: the engineering discipline we built while developing our own products. The standard we apply on client projects is the standard we apply to our own.

Discuss your project

Scope of service

Which responsibilities sit with us?

These nine items cover everything we take on in an end-to-end engagement. Only roles we actively run in our own products and client projects are listed here.

01

Business analysis and scope

Business rules, process flows and risks are documented; the boundaries of scope are agreed by both parties.

02

Solution architecture

The data model, integration boundaries and scaling scenarios are decided at the start of the project.

03

UI/UX design

User flows, prototypes and an interface system aligned with your corporate identity.

04

Backend and API

Layered .NET architecture, versioned service contracts and integration with enterprise systems.

05

Web and mobile engineering

Admin platforms, customer and field applications — all to one code and design standard.

06

Data and integration

Relational and document databases, data migration and integration with third-party systems.

07

Testing and quality assurance

Test strategy, automated verification gates, load and acceptance testing.

08

Cloud and DevOps

Azure is our core expertise; environment setup, delivery pipelines, backup and continuity scenarios on AWS, GCP and on-premise as well.

09

Operations and support

Monitoring, incident management, release planning and defined response times.

Products

Born from our own need,
built for enterprise use.

All three came out of a concrete problem we met on real work. Synaptix is for teams answering the same question hundreds of times a day; the AI Operations System brings a growing company's internal operations into one management layer; Orchestrator automates the repetitive work in a delivery pipeline while keeping it under control.

Synaptix
live · accepting new customersE-commerce, service and appointment businesses

It makes customer
communication scalable.

An AI-powered customer experience platform that brings WhatsApp, Instagram, web chat and email into a single inbox, and answers from the organisation's own catalogue, pricing and stock data. It does more than reply — it completes the sale inside the conversation.

  • Live data sources: pricing and stock synchronised continuously
  • In-chat identity verification for order and shipment queries
  • Zoho CRM and Ticimax integrations
  • Multi-tenant architecture with per-organisation data isolation
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01 · Ingress

Channel adapters

Webhook, socket, mailbox. All become a single command.

02 · Gate

Identity and context

If verification is required, the flow stops here. Page and customer context is added at this point.

03 · Response

RAG service

Vector search and language model. Product and price from the source, account data on demand.

04 · Aftermath

Side effects

CRM sync, agent assignment, basket events. Queued, never blocking the request.

Orchestrator
internal use · early accessTeams looking to accelerate their delivery pipeline

From card to pull request,
under supervision.

An orchestration layer for Claude agents: it watches your board, runs the role the card calls for, completes the work and opens a pull request. Nothing moves forward without passing the policy and verification gates — working autonomously is not the same as working unsupervised.

  • Policy gate
  • Verification gate
  • Database discipline

Five stops, two gates.

  1. 01

    Card is picked up

    The board is scanned at regular intervals. Which column triggers which role is defined in advance.

  2. 02

    Policy gate

    Work that touches a hard boundary is stopped here and routed to human approval.

  3. 03

    Agent runs

    Depending on the role, the analyst, developer or test agent takes over.

  4. 04

    Verification gate

    Build and tests are run independently. An agent's own report does not count as verification.

  5. 05

    PR is opened

    The branch is pushed, a pull request is opened and the card moves to the next column.

Pluggable integrations

Board, repository, notification and verification connections are each a separate module. Plug in what you need, remove what you don't; the flow is built around how your team already works, rather than the other way round.

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208AI Operations System
implementation + advisory · accepting new clientsGrowing companies where operations outgrew personal follow-up

One operating system
for the whole company.

Sales, documents, meetings, finance and executive follow-ups run inside one structured layer instead of being scattered across inboxes and folders. We design it, set it up in your environment, train the team and support it monthly.

  • Six modules, set up according to what the assessment finds
  • Built inside the tools you already use — mail, Drive, calendar, CRM
  • Minimum-privilege access, agreed in writing before setup
  • A monthly improvement cycle once it is live

Modules · one operating layer

01

Sales Desk

02

CEO Operations Panel

03

Drive Document System

04

Meeting-to-Action System

05

Finance & Legal Tracker

06

Daily Executive Brief

Implementation model

Scope stays controlled and every phase ends with something you can hold. Nothing moves on to the next phase before its output is agreed.

DiscoveryDesignSetupTrainingOperate

How we work

Process is what makes delivery predictable.

Every step has a defined output that becomes the input of the next one. The stage a project is in can be reported at any time.

  1. 01

    Discovery and analysis

    Business rules, process flows and risks are documented. The boundaries of scope — including what is explicitly out of scope — are defined up front.

  2. 02

    Design and architecture

    User flows and system architecture are established together. The data model, integration boundaries and scaling scenarios are decided at this stage.

  3. 03

    Engineering and release

    Work proceeds in short cycles; every change passes an automated verification gate before deployment to the target environment, in the cloud or on-premise. Progress is reported on a fixed cadence.

  4. 04

    Operations and support

    Production is monitored and incidents are handled within defined response times. Release planning and capacity management are part of the service.

Technology

Our core stack is narrow and deep.
The ecosystem we work in is wider.

Each area starts with our own core stack, followed by the technologies commonly used in that area across the enterprise, which we work with where a project calls for it. Whichever your current system is built on, we can pick it up from there.

Backend and services

The single source of business rules; layered architecture and versioned service contracts.

  • .NET
  • Python
  • FastAPI
  • Spring Boot
  • Node.js
  • Go

Web interfaces

Admin platforms and enterprise web surfaces, built on one design system.

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Angular
  • Vue.js

Mobile

Field and customer apps; iOS and Android from a single codebase.

  • Flutter
  • Dart
  • Firebase
  • React Native
  • Kotlin
  • Swift

Data and storage

Relational and document data models, file storage and data migration.

  • SQL Server
  • MongoDB
  • SQLite
  • MinIO
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • Redis
  • Elasticsearch

Cloud and DevOps

Azure is our core expertise; environment setup, automated delivery pipelines and release management on AWS, GCP and on-premise as well.

  • Microsoft Azure
  • Docker
  • GitHub Actions
  • GitHub
  • Git
  • NGINX
  • AWS
  • Google Cloud
  • Kubernetes
  • Terraform

Artificial intelligence

Generative AI grounded in organisational data; vector search and source verification.

  • OpenAI
  • Claude
  • Gemini
  • Qdrant
  • LangChain
  • Hugging Face

Each area lists what we run in production today — in our own products or in client systems — first, followed by widely used options in the same area that we work with when a project requires it. We do not introduce a technology into an enterprise system unless it has long-term vendor support, a security update track and enough depth in our team.

Long-term vendor support

We favour long-term support releases. Version upgrades are planned and run alongside the product roadmap.

A cloud-independent operating model

Azure is our core expertise, and we also work on AWS, GCP and on-premise environments. Wherever the environment sits, separation, backup and access management are set up to the same standard.

Dependency management

Third-party dependencies pass version and security review. Every component entering your approval process is on record.

About us

An engineering company that
builds products and operates them.

208 Software Solutions develops software for enterprise clients and operates its own products at the same time. The two sides feed each other: what we learn on client projects goes into our products, and what we solve in our products goes back into client work.

We do not deliver and step away. We remain responsible for keeping the system running in production — which means our decisions are driven by long-term sustainability rather than short-term delivery pressure.

01

Delivery is not enough

We are the ones keeping the product live. So when we say it works, we mean the running system, not the passing tests.

02

A rule lives in one place

Code that computes the same thing twice will eventually produce two different answers. Business rules are consolidated into a single decision point.

03

Irreversibility requires approval

Uncertainty does not stall progress; a decision is made and its rationale recorded. Only irreversible steps wait for human approval.

04

Data belongs to real people

Every row in the database is an organisation's or a person's record. Before a step that deletes data, the number of affected records is measured and reported.

05

An unwritten commitment does not count

Decisions, scope and outputs are put in writing. Information that flows only verbally is not a process — it is transferred risk.

06

A narrow but deep stack

We do not know every technology. We know ours very well, and we do not list capabilities we are not actually running.

Engagements

Organisations we work with

On some engagements we build and operate the entire product; on others we join the organisation's own team. The same engineering standard applies in both cases.

herkesyesin
PrimoRoute
ARD Bilişim
Papara
Signum TTE

Project scopes and reference conversations are shared on request, within the limits of our confidentiality obligations.

2
live products we run end to end
2
enterprise staffing clients
2
products of our own
TR
Istanbul-based, remote-first team

Careers

A small team,
real responsibility.

Nobody here owns a single file. The code you write goes to production, and when something happens in production you are the one solving it. It is the hardest and most effective way to learn quickly.

Your code ships

No branches waiting for weeks. A pull request is opened, verification passes, the release goes live.

You make decisions

Uncertainty does not stop you. You make the reversible calls and write down the reasoning.

You are not locked into one role

Someone writing backend also touches the interface and sees the mobile app. You understand the whole system.

What we do not screen for

  • Years of experience — how many systems you shipped matters more
  • Which university you graduated from
  • Knowing every technology — knowing yours well is enough

Building a new system,
or handing over an existing one?

In both cases the first step is a short technical conversation. We map the scope together and share a written assessment — no commitment required before a proposal.