dijitika.com

What It Is

Dijitika is a business system that brings POS, e-commerce, and pre-accounting into a single interface. Based on the information on the page, it primarily targets merchants in Turkey, uses TRY pricing, and offers tiered plans around in-store checkout, inventory, customers, reporting, and e-commerce website management.

Core Capabilities

The Basic plan is aimed at small businesses and covers fast barcode sales, bulk product importing, coupons/discounts, multi-barcode printing, integration with physical POS systems and scales, basic reporting, and 24/7 online support. The Advanced plan adds pre-accounting, current accounts, credit/open accounts, multi-currency support, SMS/email, inventory movements, and customer display features. The Professional plan further includes an e-commerce website, virtual POS integration, multi-channel sales, and centralized management. The Enterprise plan expands this to multi-warehouse and multi-store operations, bin/shelf locations, stocktaking audits, inter-warehouse transfers, multi-language support, international use, e-export integrations, and multi-level pricing.

Pricing and Fees

The page publicly lists three monthly prices: Temel at a discounted 2,999 TRY/month, Gelişmiş at a discounted 4,999 TRY/month, and Profesyonel at a discounted 14,999 TRY/month; the Enterprise plan requires contacting sales for a quote. The page also notes a 20% discount on all plans, around 17% savings on annual plans, and a free trial. However, it does not disclose virtual POS transaction fees, commissions, payment gateway costs, or logistics fees.

Pros and Cons

Its main strength is the relatively high level of integration between online and offline operations, making it especially suitable for merchants that already run physical retail operations and want to manage e-commerce and accounting workflows at the same time. The plan structure is clear, and the Enterprise plan offers some coverage for multi-store, multi-warehouse, and cross-border scenarios. The drawbacks are that the page does not list specific payment providers, logistics carriers, or e-commerce channel names, nor does it explain how open its APIs are, so it is still not enough for cross-border sellers to fully assess implementation costs.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Dijitika is better suited to local retailers in Turkey, mid-sized retail chains, and brands that want to manage physical stores and e-commerce in one place. Chinese sellers targeting the Turkish market could consider it as a candidate for local POS/e-commerce operations; however, access from mainland China, support for Chinese bank cards or local payment methods, and the availability of a Chinese interface are not stated in the text, so china_access can only be assessed as unknown. Alternatives to compare include Shopify POS, Lightspeed, Square POS, Odoo, and local Turkish retail software.