The operational intelligence layer for ERP-heavy companies.

ERP-heavy companies already have the operational data. Data and process issues, however, are usually noticed late. Control is manual, person-dependent and not repeatable.

• Data-quality issues become visible only after they cause an operational consequence.
• Existing reporting tools show the data but do not determine the next step.
• The control workload sits on a small number of people.

FlowOps analyses ERP and operational data inside an agreed scope and turns findings into prioritised actions with severity, process and likely business impact.

• Automatic detection of data-quality and process anomalies
• Operational context and prioritisation
• Responsible role and a follow-up-ready action list

ERP adoption keeps spreading in the SME segment, while data quality and operational follow-up are not keeping pace. AI-assisted analysis layers are now affordable for small teams too.

• Growing ERP adoption in the SME segment
• Rising data-quality awareness inside operations teams
• Openness to lightweight, low-friction SaaS layers

Subscription-based B2B SaaS, billed annually or monthly. The pilot is the entry step of the sale and is free; paid continuation is discussed only when value is demonstrated.

• Recurring subscription revenue
• Tiered packaging by scope and number of processes
• Pilot to paid conversion

We start with pilot-led direct sales. Manufacturing, logistics and ERP-heavy SMEs in and around Ankara are the first target segment.

• Direct outreach and pilot conversations
• Partnership channel with ERP consultants and integrators
• Deepening industry-specific reference scenarios

BI platforms visualise data, ERP modules run the process, consulting projects work periodically. FlowOps sits in the gap between them: detection, context and action.

• Versus BI: prioritised action, not another report
• Versus ERP: works on top of it, does not replace it
• Versus consulting: continuous and repeatable, not periodic