Fatih Durmaz
Co-founder
Fatih is a co-founder of dojofood, focused on the product and the operators who run on it. He works directly with restaurant, café and multi-branch teams to turn day-to-day operational pain (menu drift, order chaos, month-end reconciliation) into product. He writes the multi-branch playbook pieces.
Writing by Fatih Durmaze-Adisyon: Türkiye's Digital Tab Rules for Restaurants (2026)
e-Adisyon, Türkiye's digital restaurant tab, is voluntary as of August 2026. Who must issue tabs, how mandates work, transition steps and 2026 penalties.
Türkiye's e-Document Thresholds for Restaurants
Türkiye's 2026 e-document thresholds for restaurants: the 3 million TL e-invoice limit, the new no-threshold e-archive rule and the 12,000 TL invoice line.
QR menus, honestly: what diners hate and what actually lifts revenue
Most diners find QR menus a chore — yet QR ordering lifts average order value 20–30%. The honest split between view-only menus and order-and-pay, and which one earns.
The 8pm test: why POS reliability is a revenue number
A cloud POS that drops offline at peak is a revenue problem, not an IT footnote. Why 8pm on a Friday is the only reliability test that matters — and what to ask your vendor.
Menu drift: keeping price and availability in sync as you add branches
Add a branch and prices, availability and 86'd items drift out of sync. Why menu drift happens across locations and channels — and how one catalog stops it.
The one-to-five branches playbook
What actually breaks when a restaurant grows from one site to five — menu drift, access, branch-level P&L — and the operational fixes that hold as you scale.