IT for Textile Sector
Türkiye's textile sector — from mills to garment manufacturers to fashion brands — runs on sector-specific ERPs (Nebim V3 is dominant), with heavy export documentation, multi-currency operations and complex multi-brand portfolios.
Atop Nebim/ERP
Sector software preserved; we layer M365 + security.
Export Posture
Customs documentation, multi-currency, international payment.
B2C E-commerce
Direct-to-consumer brands with marketplace presence.
Multi-store / B2B
Wholesale, retail, e-commerce — unified reporting layer.
What's different about textile
- Sector ERP (Nebim V3, Wolvox etc.) — operational core.
- Export operations — customs, multi-currency, international logistics.
- Multi-brand portfolios — many companies operate several brands.
- Seasonal cycles — collection cycles, fashion calendar.
- B2C e-commerce + B2B wholesale — channel diversity.
- Manufacturing supply chain — fibre, fabric, finished goods stages.
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
Nebim has APIs and database access patterns we use for reporting layer (Power BI dashboards) and selected integrations. The Nebim application itself stays specialist; we don't replace it.
Layered onto the customs brokerage IT model — sector-specific software preserved, with Microsoft 365 layer for document management, KEP for customs correspondence, retention for export records.
Per-brand SharePoint hubs with separate access groups. Cross-brand finance and consolidation in a unified Power BI workspace. Each brand can have its own M365 identity if needed (sub-tenant or guest model).
Collection-cycle workflows can be modelled in Microsoft Planner / Project, with milestone integrations from design (CAD) through sample to production to launch. PLM platforms may exist alongside.
How Xen Bilişim delivers IT for Textile Sector
- 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).