Pan Innovation House is a software team based in Gaziantep. For businesses across Türkiye it builds web applications, mobile apps, ERP, CRM, production tracking and integration software around each business's own process. Every project starts with discovery; the source code we write is handed over to you as defined in the contract.
We build whichever kind of software solves your problem: we work project by project across the 16 areas below and decide together in discovery which one fits.
Dashboards, portals and subscription-based SaaS products.
React · Next.js · Astro 02iOS + Android; field, sales and customer apps.
React Native · Expo · Swift 03Windows / macOS; shop-floor and back-office applications.
Electron · .NET · Tauri 04Production, stock, costing and finance on a single backbone.
custom · Logo/SAP bridge 05Pipeline, quotations, export and dealer management.
custom · ERP integrated 06Work orders, OEE, waste and shifts; shop-floor screens.
PLC/SCADA bridge · IoT 07Custom checkout, B2C storefront, marketplace integration.
Shopify · Woo · custom 08Account balances, tiered pricing, order portal.
ERP/e-invoice integrated 09Two-way data flow between systems.
REST · GraphQL · webhook 10Chatbots, assistants, RAG and document understanding.
Claude · OpenAI · RAG 11RPA and scripting; remove repetitive work for good.
workflow · no-code bridge 12Dashboards, ETL and real-time decision boards.
Looker · Metabase · ETL 13Sensors, devices, telemetry and remote control.
MQTT · firmware · edge 14Virtual POS, wallets, reconciliation and billing.
iyzico · PayTR · bank POS 15CI/CD, containers and scalable infrastructure.
Docker · AWS/GCP · Vercel 16Offline support, push and Core Web Vitals optimisation.
PWA · service workerNot a fixed-scope gamble; a visible, working output at every stage.
On-site observation, a map of your current process and the real requirement identified.
Data model, system architecture and the right stack for the job.
The most critical value first; a working product early.
Short sprints, continuous demos, four-eyes approval.
ERP / e-invoice / device connections and legacy data migration.
Automated testing, load testing and on-site acceptance tests.
Phased cutover and user training, without stopping production.
SLA, monitoring and continuous improvement. Software is a living product.
The source code we write, the documentation and your data are handed over as defined in the contract; third-party and open-source components remain subject to their own licences. You own your system rather than a dependency on one developer.
Everything is built so it can integrate; if it has to talk to another system tomorrow, it is already prepared.
Not a fixed-scope gamble; at the end of every sprint there is a working piece you can see.
Deliveries are reviewed for code and testing before they go live; no module goes live without being tried in the field.
We use AI-assisted development tools, which can shorten delivery on some tasks. Every line of generated code is reviewed by a person.
Going live is the beginning. Monitoring, security and development are an ongoing relationship.
You can reach us by phone, WhatsApp or email, and you are welcome at our office for meetings.
If your process is standard, an off-the-shelf package is fast and appropriate. But if your process is your competitive advantage, or no package quite fits, custom software can be more flexible and cost less over the long run. In the discovery call we assess both options honestly.
A small automation takes a few weeks; a comprehensive ERP/CRM takes a few months. Because we work iteratively rather than to a fixed scope, the cost grows with the scope; we give the firm figure in writing after discovery. We put the most critical piece (the MVP) live first so you see the value early.
Yes. The source code we write, the documentation and your data are handed over to you as defined in the contract; third-party and open-source components remain subject to their own licences. You own your own system rather than a dependency on one developer, and you can continue with another team whenever you wish.
Usually, yes. We build connections to systems such as Logo, SAP and Mikro through the routes each vendor supports; e-invoice and e-waybill through a GİB-licensed integrator; and PLC/SCADA plus barcode/RFID bridges for production. Two-way data flow between systems is our standard approach.
We integrate LLMs (Claude, OpenAI) at concrete points: document understanding, customer assistants, internal search, report generation and the automation of repetitive work. The focus is measurable time and cost savings, not showmanship.
Yes. We offer monthly SLA and maintenance packages covering monitoring, security updates, bug fixing and new feature development. Software creates value not on the day it goes live, but as it keeps evolving.
Yes. We develop field, sales and customer mobile apps for iOS and Android. We work with React Native, Expo and Swift, and integrate the app two ways with your ERP, e-invoicing or other systems as needed. The source code we write and your data are handed over to you as defined in the contract.
A business that wants software built should not start by having code written but with discovery and a process analysis that clarify the current process and the real need. In a 30-minute initial call we listen to your business and tell you honestly whether you need custom software or an off-the-shelf solution. We then design the architecture, prioritise the MVP and move forward in short sprints; the first call carries no obligation.
In the first call we listen to your business and tell you honestly whether you need custom software or an off-the-shelf solution. The first 30-minute call is free; the scope of an on-site discovery, and its fee if any, is agreed in writing during that call.
Off-the-shelf package or custom build? A decision matrix.
open → GuideBringing export and dealer management into a single system.
open → GuideSeven stages from discovery to go-live and the risks specific to factories.
open → ServiceWholesale infrastructure that connects your dealers in a single portal.
open → ServiceiOS and Android apps: what drives the cost, the process and store release.
open → GuideThe items that drive cost and indicative price ranges for 2026.
open → GuideAn impartial decision matrix: when each one is right.
open → GuideHow to write a specification that attracts the right proposals, plus a downloadable template.
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