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Your systems. One workflow.

Connect your website, 1C and CRM

Website orders reach accounting. Enquiries reach your team. Updates reach customers. Connect your services so people can stop copying data between systems.

Explore connections

1C-Bitrix · Bitrix24 · external APIs · your systems

Connections that work for your businessExample architecture
Data deliveredTwo-way exchange
Current catalogue

Prices and stock from accounting

Enquiries in CRM

Contacts, orders and enquiry sources

Clear order updates

Payments and delivery linked to the order

How it works

One order. Every system in sync.

Take an online store: each system receives the data it needs and sends back its result, without entering the same order again.

From checkout to dispatchIllustrative data flow
01
Order received

Items, contacts and purchase details move to the next system.

02
Your team takes over

Stock is reserved and the deal is linked to the order.

03
The customer stays informed

Payment and delivery events update the customer account.

Built around your workflow

What does your business need to connect?

Catalogue & inventory

Website and 1C integration: connected products, stock and orders

Customers see available products, and orders reach your accounting system. We agree on the source of each data field and which system can change it, then connect products, variants, warehouses, reservations and documents.

  • Product, price and stock updates
  • Orders, customers and business accounts
  • Diagnosis of existing exchange errors
Explore 1C integration

Rules before code

One product should stay one product.

A product code, SKU and accounting ID may refer to the same item. Identical names may refer to different ones. Before launch, we agree on identifiers, required fields and update rules.

01Which system owns each field
02How conflicts are resolved
03How exchange results are checked

Plan for interruptions

A service goes offline. Your work should carry on.

An external API may slow down or become unavailable. We design event storage, queues and retries for those situations. When the connection returns, results are checked so retrying an event does not create a second order.

  • Exchange logs and error alerts
  • Duplicate event and confirmation checks
  • Access limited to the required data
Data moves in the background while customers use your website.

Keep heavy tasks separate from page loading. On 1C-Bitrix, we account for caching and dynamic areas.

About composite caching

From requirements to working connections

A staged launch. Tested against your data.

For new projects or existing integrations. Start with what already works and identify what needs to change.

  1. 01

    Map your current workflow

    Review systems, available interfaces, errors and manual tasks. Identify the connection that will make the biggest practical difference.

    System map and task list
  2. 02

    Agree on rules and an estimate

    Define the data, direction and frequency of exchange. Agree on milestones, acceptance criteria, timing and cost before development.

    An agreed delivery plan
  3. 03

    Build and test

    Connect test environments. Check normal orders, incomplete data, duplicates, refunds and unavailable services.

    Tests based on your workflows
  4. 04

    Launch and hand over

    Run a controlled exchange, reconcile data and enable monitoring. Hand over documentation and agree on ongoing support separately.

    Working integrations and documentation

Part of your product

Connections for real workflows.

Timing & cost

An estimate for your workflow, not just a connection count.

A standard catalogue exchange and a custom connection between a website, several warehouses and a CRM are different projects. We estimate the work after reviewing your systems and workflow.

What affects the estimate
01
Systems and available APIs

Standard connectors or custom development

02
Data and exchange rules

Volume, update frequency, warehouses and roles

03
Launch requirements

Migration, tests, monitoring and support

Licences and external service fees are listed separately.

Before we begin

Questions about integrations.

Start with your workflow

Which systems need to work together?

Tell us where your team still copies data manually. We will help define the integration scope and the next step.