DoHa Metal — website, business systems and server
We delivered web software, ERP, CRM and server management for DoHa Metal within one scope.
The context.
DoHa Metal does casting, machining and engineering work for the automotive and defence industries, and is the sole authorised Turkish representative of the Austrian machine and plant manufacturer Fill GmbH. The reader on the other side of this site is not a consumer but someone working in procurement or engineering.
This account earns its place through the length of the engagement rather than the breadth of it. We did not hand over the site and leave; the ERP, the CRM and the server stayed with us.
The problem.
Delivering a corporate site is the easy half. The hard half is who owns the server, the certificate, the backups and the version upgrades that keep it standing. In most accounts that question goes unanswered: the site comes from the agency, the hosting sits somewhere else, and when something goes down it is unclear who to call.
The scope.
- Web software development
- ERP software
- CRM software
- Server management
The approach.
Site, business systems and hosting sit under one responsibility. In practice that means there is one number to call — for an outage, for a version upgrade, and for adding a second language to the site.
This is not a choice about the size of the account. On work that has to continue, a single point of contact removes the question of whose job it was.
The design.
The site is built as a single page: the sections live together and navigation moves by anchors. The volume of the corporate story allows it — what the reader wants is not a deep archive but the representation, the product line and the field of activity.
Technology.
The delivery.
What stands today is a bilingual corporate site: Turkish and English surfaces, each with its own language attribute and linked to one another as alternates. What the company makes, which brand it represents in Türkiye and which country it serves are also written into the page's structured data — where a search engine reads.
The project scope includes ERP, CRM and server management alongside the web software.
The experience.
This is a B2B account, so the public-facing surface is narrow. A visitor moves between sections, reads the representation and the product line, and makes contact.
The real users of this work are not visitors but the company's own team — and the screens they use through the day are not on this page, and will not be.