Get in Touch With Us
- Request a Meeting: Request a meeting to get to know the BosNets team.
- Request a Demo: Let us arrange a demo so you can experience the BosNets products first hand.
- Request a Quote: Share your team and field details and we will prepare a quotation for your organisation. What shapes the quotation is set out on the pricing page.
Direct contact
If you would rather write or call than fill in the form, your request reaches the co-founder. Contact is deliberately concentrated in one person so that nothing sits in a queue during corporate and public-sector technical evaluations.
- Emirhan Bilgiç — Co-Founder
- Phone: +90 545 852 74 62
- E-mail: emirhan@bosnets.com
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/bosnets
- Head office: Istanbul, Türkiye
What you can write to us about
Demo and field trial
Holding the devices and trying them in your own working area is the fastest way to evaluate them. If you share the size of your team and the terrain you work in, a site visit is arranged with a setup that matches it.
Technical evaluation
Questions on range, battery life, coverage calculation, message encryption, logging and interoperability with your existing systems are answered. How many devices and relay stations your own scenario needs can be determined together.
Corporate and public procurement
You can request technical documentation and pricing for specification, proposal and tender processes. If you share your internal evaluation timetable, the process is planned accordingly.
Pilot deployment and partnership
A limited pilot can be set up for a specific type of operation. This is how work is carried out with search and rescue associations and with the occupational health and safety teams of energy distribution companies, industrial plants and construction sites.
How the process works
1. First conversation
The size of your team, the terrain you work in and where your current communication method falls short are discussed. This usually takes half an hour, and by the end it is clear whether BosNets fits your operation. If it does not, that is stated up front.
2. Field trial
The devices are brought to your own working area and your team uses them during a real exercise or an ordinary shift. How the range behaves on your terrain, how long messages take to arrive and what the coordination centre actually sees on screen can only be measured here.
3. Pilot and procurement
If the trial goes well, a pilot is set up with a limited number of devices; technical documentation, help with specification documents and pricing are then provided in line with your internal evaluation timetable. The records collected during the pilot let you show in numbers what the system contributed to your own operation.
Messages sent through the form land directly in the inbox; if something is urgent, the phone is the fastest route.