Project Overview
Qlobs is a paint protection film (PPF) brand based in Mezitli, Mersin. Digitalpedi built the brand a four-series, multi-page product site and a digital warranty platform verified by QR code. The platform’s dealer panel, series-based stock tracking and dealer accounts are part of the same system.
A site built as a product showcase
Qlobs is a product brand that sells film, not an installation center, so the site is structured more like a product catalog than a service brochure. The home page, the series page, four detail pages (Armor, Prime, Ultra and Ultimate Plus), and the technology, dealership, contact, warranty verification and warranty terms pages make up the 11 addresses in the live sitemap.
The comparison table on the series page and the series detail pages draw on the same product data, so when a value changes it does not need to be corrected in two places. Quotes are requested over WhatsApp with a pre-filled message. Dealership applications have their own message and page.
Digital warranty certificates and QR verification
Qlobs warranties are issued as digital certificates that cannot be changed afterward. The dealer issues a certificate with the customer and vehicle details, and it is emailed to the customer. The customer can check the record on the public verification page using the warranty code or the QR code.
A certificate is a frozen record of the moment it was issued. The series name, warranty period, coverage and dates are stored at that point, and a database-level lock (trigger) rejects any later update to those fields. A faulty certificate is not edited: it is canceled with a stated reason and a new one is issued. Each certificate shows the version of the warranty terms in force on its issue date; the terms are currently at version 2.0.
Dealer panel, stock and accounts
The dealer panel is where a dealer issues and searches warranty certificates and tracks stock. Dealers look up certificates by code, license plate or customer name, and can resend a certificate to a customer whose email did not arrive. They also see how many credits remain in each series on the same screen.
Credits are assigned by the box: 1 box is 3 credits, a full-vehicle certificate costs 3 credits, and a part warranty costs 1 credit for up to 4 zones. Because the credit balance is kept per series, a dealer can only open a certificate for a series they have in stock.
A separate admin panel was built for Qlobs. It covers creating and suspending dealers, assigning boxes, canceling and refunding warranties, managing the series catalog and warranty periods with a change history, and dealer account ledgers with a payment schedule. The account ledger records goods delivered, payments received and balances, and amounts are stored as whole numbers in kuruş.
Technical infrastructure
The Qlobs product site is generated as static files with Next.js, written in React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS. The warranty platform runs on the same domain on Cloudflare Workers: an API written with Hono and a Cloudflare D1 database. Because pages are served statically, only API requests reach the Worker. Certificate emails are sent through Resend.
For search engines, every page has a canonical address plus Open Graph and Twitter cards. Structured data is live as AutomotiveBusiness and WebSite on the home page, Product and BreadcrumbList on series pages, and ItemList on the series page. The Product data deliberately includes no prices. The dealer and admin panels are closed to search engines.
Verification
The Qlobs website is live at qlobs.com, and its footer carries the “Yazılım Digitalpedi” credit with a link to digitalpedi.com. The numbers on this page (an 11-page sitemap, 4 series, 14 zones) were counted from the live site on September 30, 2026.
The dealer and admin panels require a login and cannot be seen from the outside, so we describe those parts from our own development records. Product values such as thickness, gloss and warranty period are Qlobs’s own claims and are not included on this page.
For a multi-domain dealer network in the same industry, see the Solar Gard Türkiye client work. For how business processes such as warranties and stock become software, see the Custom Software page.
