Doktar Technology

About Doktar Technology

Doktar Technology, founded in 2017 by Tanzer Bilgen and Selim Uçer, operates at the intersection of data-driven agriculture and sustainability. The company is registered in the Netherlands with operational offices in Turkey. CEO Tanzer Bilgen's background in industrial engineering at Purdue University and management consulting at firms like Boston Consulting Group and Accenture underpins the company's data-centric approach to solving agricultural challenges. This experience guided Doktar's mission to address the difficulties small and medium-sized farmers face in accessing technical agricultural knowledge.

The firm provides a comprehensive digital platform for the agricultural sector, serving farmers, food and beverage companies, and public institutions. Its business model centers on offering precision agriculture solutions through a combination of proprietary hardware and software. Doktar generates revenue through its corporate services and farmer relationship management applications, which help agricultural companies gain market insights. The company's clients include six of the ten largest global food and beverage corporations, who use the platform to monitor sustainability targets.

Doktar's platform utilizes a variety of data sources, including Internet of Things (IoT) devices, satellite imagery, hyper-local weather forecasts, and soil analyses. By applying machine learning and AI algorithms to this data, the company delivers agronomic advice, optimizes farm operations, and provides market insights. Its product suite includes IoT-based hardware such as 'Filiz', an agricultural sensor station; 'PestTrap' for digital pest monitoring; and 'SoilScanner' for rapid soil analysis. Software and data products like 'Orbit' for field scouting, 'CropMap' for market intelligence, and 'FieldFlow' for farm management complete the ecosystem. The platform also offers a Climate Sustainability Impact (CSI) system that enables farms to monitor, verify, and implement climate-resilient practices, supporting regenerative agriculture.

Since its inception, Doktar has achieved significant milestones, including securing a Series A funding round in October 2023 and a later stage round in June 2025, raising a total of over $10 million. These investments, led by entities like the European Circular Bioeconomy Fund (ECBF) and Pymwymic, are intended to fuel global expansion into Europe, North America, and South America. The company's technology is currently used in over 17 countries and supports 250,000 hectares of regenerative farmland.