IT for Automotive Supply
Turkish automotive supply manufacturers serve OEMs (Ford Otosan, Tofaş, Renault, Mercedes etc.) under strict IATF 16949 quality and IT requirements, with EDI integration, design IP confidentiality and OEM audit cycles.
OEM Posture
IT controls aligned to OEM supplier requirements.
EDI Integration
OEM EDI flows preserved; we ensure secure environment.
IATF Posture
IT controls documented for IATF 16949 audit.
Design IP
Drawings, CAD, BOM confidentiality with Sensitivity Labels.
What's different about automotive supply
- IATF 16949 quality standard — comprehensive, including IT control requirements.
- OEM EDI — electronic data interchange with each OEM customer.
- Design and engineering IP — CAD files, BOMs, formulas — high confidentiality.
- OEM audits — supplier IT may be audited as part of overall qualification.
- Long-life parts — records retained for vehicle lifetime + warranty.
- Multi-tier supply chain — sub-suppliers, materials, traceability.
Frequently chosen with this service
Licenses commonly selected on the same project — each product page has comparisons, FAQ and a quote/cart.
Frequently Asked Questions
IATF 16949 includes IT controls (access management, change control, backup, business continuity, information security). We deliver documentation, evidence, audit log and operational practices that satisfy IATF auditors.
OEM EDI flows often run through specialist EDI providers (Edicom, Generix, Synertrade etc.). We ensure the environment hosting these flows is secure, available and audited — but don't typically replace the EDI platform itself.
Sensitivity Labels for "Engineering — Confidential — OEM-X", DLP rules preventing external attachment, encryption-at-rest, audit log on access. For tier-1 confidentiality, additional dedicated SharePoint structures and information barriers.
OEM IT audits typically cover access management, change control, security posture, backup, business continuity. We prepare documented evidence ahead of audit and accompany during audit if helpful.
How Xen Bilişim delivers IT for Automotive Supply
- 1. Discovery: Stakeholder interviews, current-state inventory, compliance review and risk mapping; deliverable: written discovery report.
- 2. Plan: Target architecture, SKU/licence selection, migration plan and SLA scope documented; quote signed.
- 3. Implement: Phased rollout with pilot → full deployment; user training and runbook delivered; KVKK/ISO compliance evidence collected.
- 4. Operate: Continuous monitoring, quarterly health-checks, incident response and roadmap reviews — under MSP retainer or project-end transfer.
Typical end-to-end timeline: 4-6 weeks (varies by scope).