Our company was established in 2011 to develop competitive solutions in the fields of security and payment technologies.
I founded Technolife with the vision of developing innovative and sustainable solutions for the industry. Today, by bringing together software, electronics, and field expertise under one roof, we deliver end-to-end technology solutions to our customers. My greatest motivation is to create lasting technological value for our country through every project we undertake.
Technolife was founded in response to the industry’sneed for integration, flexibility, and locallydevelopedtechnology. Ourcompanybeganitsoperationswith the goal of providingscalable and sustainablesolutionsthatintegratesoftware and hardware and aretailored to the actualneeds of customers. Followingitsestablishment, Technolifeformed five-yearstrategicpartnershipswithhardwaremanufacturers and softwarecompanies, building a strong technologyecosystem and implementingitsfirstprojects.
Development of the SPS Core Software began, laying the technical foundations of the platform. In the initial phase, banking integration modules were developed to bring third-party applications, banking systems, and virtual POS infrastructures together under a single structure. During the same period, brand development and infrastructure preparations were initiated to transform SPS into a corporate technology brand. These efforts paved the way for Technolife to offer secure, flexible, and integrated payment solutions across different industries.
The registration process for the SPS brand was completed, and Technolife began deploying its core software across facilities of various scales, particularly universities, providing end-to-end management. Security, payment, human resources, and identity management processes were centralized through the Card Issuance, Access Control, Cafeteria and Payment, Employee Tracking and Time & Attendance (PDKS), Visitor Management, and Dynamic Reporting modules.
An electronic wallet and prepaid payment system, supported by banking integrations and virtual POS infrastructures, was implemented. While biometric terminals, turnstiles, and door control systems were managed through SPS, visitor registration logs were digitized, and employee movements were integrated with human resources and payroll systems.
During the same period, a “Dynamic”approach was introduced to the SPS brand. A flexible infrastructure was developed, enablingorganizations to createtheir own reports, managementdashboards, and workflowsaccording to theirspecificneeds. As a result, SPS evolvedinto a comprehensive Security and Payment Systemsplatformthatbrings different systemstogether.
In 2019, as part of the work carried out with the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Treasury and Finance, Pulmatik self-service kiosks were developed to make the payment of the international departure fee quick and easy. The project was launched as a pilot in 2019 with 10 devices installed at Istanbul Airport terminals. Supporting cash, credit card, and contactless payment options, the system enabled passengers to complete their departure fee stamp transactions within seconds.
Pulmatik received widespread coverage in the national press and technology media. Over the following three years, it expanded to airports and border gates across 26 provinces, reaching a total of 60 devices in operation. Demonstrating high performance with up to 2,000 cash and credit card transactions per day at certain locations, the project provided Technolife with extensive experience in high-volume payment systems, uninterrupted field operations, and user-friendly self-service technologies. This expertise paved the way for our next-generation payment and automation solutions for different industries.
Developed and put into production by Technolife, the TC-101 marked an important milestone in our company’s journey toward technological independence. By enabling the control, automation, and IoT infrastructure required for our projects to be provided through our own hardware, the TC-101 significantly reduced our dependence on external solutions. As a result, Technolife evolved into a strong project company capable of developing software, electronics, and hardware technologies in-house and delivering end-to-end, locally developed solutions.
Technolife was founded in response to the industry’sneed for integration, flexibility, and locallydevelopedtechnology. Ourcompanybeganitsoperationswith the goal of providingscalable and sustainablesolutionsthatintegratesoftware and hardware and aretailored to the actualneeds of customers. Followingitsestablishment, Technolifeformed five-yearstrategicpartnershipswithhardwaremanufacturers and softwarecompanies, building a strong technologyecosystem and implementingitsfirstprojects.
Development of the SPS Core Software began, laying the technical foundations of the platform. In the initial phase, banking integration modules were developed to bring third-party applications, banking systems, and virtual POS infrastructures together under a single structure. During the same period, brand development and infrastructure preparations were initiated to transform SPS into a corporate technology brand. These efforts paved the way for Technolife to offer secure, flexible, and integrated payment solutions across different industries.
The registration process for the SPS brand was completed, and Technolife began deploying its core software across facilities of various scales, particularly universities, providing end-to-end management. Security, payment, human resources, and identity management processes were centralized through the Card Issuance, Access Control, Cafeteria and Payment, Employee Tracking and Time & Attendance (PDKS), Visitor Management, and Dynamic Reporting modules.
An electronic wallet and prepaid payment system, supported by banking integrations and virtual POS infrastructures, was implemented. While biometric terminals, turnstiles, and door control systems were managed through SPS, visitor registration logs were digitized, and employee movements were integrated with human resources and payroll systems.
During the same period, a “Dynamic”approach was introduced to the SPS brand. A flexible infrastructure was developed, enablingorganizations to createtheir own reports, managementdashboards, and workflowsaccording to theirspecificneeds. As a result, SPS evolvedinto a comprehensive Security and Payment Systemsplatformthatbrings different systemstogether.
In 2019, as part of the work carried out with the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Treasury and Finance, Pulmatik self-service kiosks were developed to make the payment of the international departure fee quick and easy. The project was launched as a pilot in 2019 with 10 devices installed at Istanbul Airport terminals. Supporting cash, credit card, and contactless payment options, the system enabled passengers to complete their departure fee stamp transactions within seconds.
Pulmatik received widespread coverage in the national press and technology media. Over the following three years, it expanded to airports and border gates across 26 provinces, reaching a total of 60 devices in operation. Demonstrating high performance with up to 2,000 cash and credit card transactions per day at certain locations, the project provided Technolife with extensive experience in high-volume payment systems, uninterrupted field operations, and user-friendly self-service technologies. This expertise paved the way for our next-generation payment and automation solutions for different industries.
Developed and put into production by Technolife, the TC-101 marked an important milestone in our company’s journey toward technological independence. By enabling the control, automation, and IoT infrastructure required for our projects to be provided through our own hardware, the TC-101 significantly reduced our dependence on external solutions. As a result, Technolife evolved into a strong project company capable of developing software, electronics, and hardware technologies in-house and delivering end-to-end, locally developed solutions.
