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Çağdaş Mühendislik
From 10 Hours to 2 Hours: How Çağdaş Mühendislik Automated Proposal Creation
THE CHALLENGE
Çağdaş Mühendislik was preparing 20+ complex proposals per month. Each proposal took 10-12 hours of manual Excel work. Errors in calculations occasionally cost them projects. When their senior estimator went on vacation, proposal quality dropped significantly.
THE SOLUTION
Metis One implementation in partnership with InstallBiz (Development Partner). Built technical card library of 200+ standard construction items. Trained 3 estimators in 1 week.
THE RESULTS
KEY METRICS
- Proposal time: 10 hours → 2 hours (80% reduction)
- Error rate: Significantly reduced
- Team productivity: 3 estimators now as effective as 5 were before
- Time to train new estimator: 3 months → 2 weeks
“Metis One eliminated our Excel dependency. Now any team member can create accurate proposals using our standardized technical cards.”
— Project Manager, Çağdaş Mühendislik

Atak Engineering
Standardizing Pricing Across Departments: Atak Engineering's Digital Transformation
THE CHALLENGE
Atak Engineering had different pricing approaches in each department. Mechanical, electrical, and civil teams all calculated costs differently. This created inconsistencies and made profitability tracking difficult. Management lacked visibility into margins.
THE SOLUTION
Metis One rollout with Corpex Solutions (Distribution Partner - Russia). Created unified technical card library across all departments. Established standard overhead and profit distribution rules.
THE RESULTS
KEY METRICS
- All departments now use same pricing methodology
- Profitability visible in real-time for management
- Proposal consistency improved across teams
- Cross-department collaboration simplified
“The biggest win was standardization. Now we know our margins on every project before we submit.”
— Operations Director, Atak Engineering
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