Software, web and mobile — built in Çorlu.

Most software projects fail because a process was misunderstood, not because of a technical mistake. How a shipment is closed, where a quality record is captured, whose hands an order passes through — these are hard to model correctly without seeing them. For companies in and around Çorlu we run the analysis meetings at your facility, in the same room as the people who do the work.

That has practical consequences throughout the project: our team is on site on go-live day, user training happens at your own screens, and the problems of the first weeks are not described down a phone line. Being local is a way of working that shortens the schedule, not a marketing line.

Çorlu sits on the manufacturing backbone of Thrace. The Çorlu Leather Organised Industrial Zone, together with the neighbouring Velimeşe (Ergene) and Çerkezköy zones, concentrates textiles, leather, chemicals, plastics, packaging, food and automotive suppliers. Proximity to Istanbul and to the Kapıkule border crossing also makes the region a logistics corridor.

The software needs that follow go well beyond a corporate website: production and shipment tracking, digitised quality records, warehouse and barcode workflows, dealer and customer ordering screens, e-invoice and ERP integrations. For exporters, add a genuinely multilingual site that describes the product in the buyer’s language.

That is why every engagement starts with process analysis. For one manufacturer the right answer is custom software; for another it is configuring the existing ERP properly; for a third it is a small mobile app for the field team. The work itself decides — not what we would prefer to sell.

When the website sits with an agency, the mobile app somewhere else and the integration with a third supplier, every problem in between becomes yours. At Vesta, web, mobile and backend run in the same team, so responsibility is never split.

We work with organisations that started with a small brochure site and grew into their own business application. From day one the aim is to solve today’s need without closing off tomorrow’s.