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IT for Textile Sector

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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 Asked Questions

Nebim V3 integration?

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.

Export customs documentation?

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.

Multi-brand portfolio segmentation?

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).

Fashion calendar IT support?

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. 1. Discovery: Stakeholder interviews, current-state inventory, compliance review and risk mapping; deliverable: written discovery report.
  2. 2. Plan: Target architecture, SKU/licence selection, migration plan and SLA scope documented; quote signed.
  3. 3. Implement: Phased rollout with pilot → full deployment; user training and runbook delivered; KVKK/ISO compliance evidence collected.
  4. 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).

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