Someone copies orders, stock or invoices from one tool into another.
Every day, by hand, and nobody notices the mistakes until a customer does.
Orders copied by hand, reports that take a morning, syncs that break without telling anyone. That work can run on its own, on the tools you already pay for.
Operating companies in seven industries already run this way
It rarely looks like a problem. It looks like a normal week, until someone is out sick, an order goes missing or a number in the board meeting turns out to be wrong.
Every day, by hand, and nobody notices the mistakes until a customer does.
A stock out, a failed sync or an unhappy customer, found at the end of the week instead of the moment it happened.
Exports from five dashboards, pasted into a spreadsheet that only one person understands.
Seats you half use, integrations that break quietly, and a monthly bill that keeps growing.
When they are on holiday, simple questions about stock, sales or cash wait until they are back.
Reading emails, retyping PDFs and chasing updates, instead of customers, suppliers and growth.
None of this shows up as a line on your P&L. It shows up as slower answers, missed orders and a team that is always busy but never ahead. Every month it stays, it costs the same again.
Each of these runs on the client's own data, inside the tools their team already uses. Not demos, not prototypes.
Bells of SteelEcommerce, two online stores and Amazon
TrukkinLogistics, freight marketplace
GenvisionClimate tech, carbon credit projects
"He built his own AI agents to test our platform, hunt down bugs, and suggest fixes before we'd even noticed the problems ourselves."
The fix depends on what the problem is, not on what is fashionable. Sometimes it is a tool, sometimes it is AI, often it is both. The first question is always the same: which work does your team repeat every week?
For when your business runs on spreadsheets, copy and paste and software that was never built for the way you work.
For when your team spends its day reading, retyping and answering the same kinds of documents.
For when the same task is done by hand every day, and nobody notices until the day it is missed.
The real risk in a project like this is paying for months of work and ending up with something your team never uses. Every step below exists to remove that risk.
30 minutes on the work you want gone: how it is done today, who does it and what it costs you. If AI is not the right fix, you hear that on the call.
Milestones with a fixed price for each, the systems involved and what you will see at the end of each one. You decide whether to start.
Working pieces on your own data every week, not a demo at the end. Nothing moves to the next milestone until you approve the last one.
You own the code, the access and the documentation. Your team gets a walkthrough, so nothing depends on one outside person.
Same company, same people. The repeated work simply stops landing on them, and the numbers stop living in one person's head.
Customers, suppliers and growth get the hours that used to go on copying, checking and chasing.
One place, one question, the current number with its source. No waiting for the one person who knows.
A broken sync or a stock out shows up the moment it happens, while it is still cheap to fix.
I'm Boran Dabak, an independent engineer based in Istanbul. The person on your first call is the person who builds it and hands it over. No account managers, no hand-offs.
"Boran is one of the best people I've worked with, hands down. He kept finding ways to make things faster and cheaper without me even asking."
"He went above and beyond to assist us and delivered a fantastic AI sales tool for our business. Will definitely be using Boran again."
"Boran has been a pleasure to work with on our AI and automation projects. I would gladly recommend him to other clients."
"Committed, result oriented, attentive to details and a clear communicator. I would definitely hire Boran again."
A 30 minute call about your problem, not a pitch. You describe how the work is done today and leave knowing whether it can be fixed, what it would take and what it is costing you now.
Based in Istanbul, GMT+3. Working with teams in the US, Canada, the UK, Europe and Australia.