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Detartech builds web platforms, backends and DevOps pipelines for companies in the United States from its team in Istanbul. For a heavy-duty truck parts distributor selling in the US market, we delivered the store, the supplier panel and the admin panel as a single platform. The working language is English. US mornings overlap with Istanbul afternoons, so there is a shared working window on business days.
United States
A store built for US buyers means an English interface, prices in dollars and payment by card. For the Leonix store we built this with search by OEM number, a results page that shows the same number from other brands, and a quote form for parts that are not in the catalog. Pages are rendered on the server with Next.js. We decide together, before the project starts, which approach fits your business.
View serviceThe API of a platform that talks to external systems such as logistics, warehouses and suppliers has to be documented and secure. For Leonix we provided an API for partners that works with signed requests, webhooks that send event notifications and OpenAPI documentation. We designed operations to be safe to repeat, so that a retried request does not duplicate an order.
View serviceIn a system that keeps running while part of the team is asleep, a failed background job must not go unnoticed. At Leonix, scheduled jobs run, and if a job fails for good, an alert is raised for admins and an email is sent. Code changes are built and deployed automatically with Jenkins, and each environment has its own database and file storage.
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The time difference. Istanbul is 7 hours ahead of the US East Coast in summer and 8 hours ahead in winter. That looks like an obstacle at first, but it leaves a shared window on business days: US Eastern mornings fall in the Istanbul afternoon and evening. We hold meetings, demos and decisions in that window. The rest of the time the team moves forward in writing, so when the US side wakes up, a summary of the previous working day, the open questions and the next step are already waiting. With a team on the Pacific coast the window is narrower, and in that case we cut the number of meetings and move decisions into the written flow.
The project we delivered. For Leonix, which sells heavy-duty truck parts in the US market, we built the store, the supplier panel and the admin panel as a single platform. Buyers find a part by OEM number and see price and stock before adding anything to the cart. Behind the scenes, suppliers upload products from Excel and no product goes on sale without Leonix approval. The details are told in the related success story. The project covered the typical needs of a business selling online in the US: a searchable catalog, accurate stock, card payments and an operations team that manages everything from one screen.
Payments and data. We take card payments through Stripe. An order is created only from a verified payment notification, the amount is refunded automatically if payment arrives after stock has run out, and the buyer is shown the current price if it changed during checkout. These are part of the design. On the data side, because the United States has no single federal law, state laws and sector-specific rules are assessed per project together with your legal counsel. On the technical side we make access restrictions, audit logging and retention periods enforceable. We do not provide legal advice.
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