Compliance with Federal Law No. 168-FZ

What this solution does

The Compliance with Federal Law 168 module for 1C-Bitrix identifies potentially problematic foreign words and inscriptions on a website. The tool checks published pages, source data, information block elements and properties, language files, templates, email templates, and supported e-commerce data. For each finding, the system displays the applicable rule, importance level, address or source, the detected text, and a recommendation. The utility suggests Russian replacements and helps generate a correction plan, enabling users to start with fixes that affect the largest number of pages. This self-check tool is designed for website owners, editors, and content specialists to ensure compliance with consumer information requirements.

Handling of identified violations is performed directly within the administrative panel: you can mark corrected or acceptable cases, return tasks to work, and add trademarks or other exceptions to the whitelist. The system maintains a detailed decision log that records the author, date, and justification for every status change. Built-in dictionaries can be expanded with custom terms and Russian replacement variants. The module supports repeated and scheduled checks, testing of individual fragments in a sandbox, and exporting results to CSV format.

The module supports multiple websites within a single 1C-Bitrix installation and provides granular access control: viewing reports, running checks and analyzing findings, as well as full management of settings and dictionaries. All checks are performed on your server without transferring website content to external cloud services.

Key features

- Scanning of published website pages while respecting sitemap.xml and robots.txt files.

- Verification of information blocks, language files, templates, email templates, documents, and e-commerce data.

- Detection of foreign text, borrowings, price indicators, interface issues, metadata, microdata, and image captions.

- Generation of result summaries, detailed reports, and action plans with prioritized fixes.

The module manages violation statuses, maintains a decision log, and supports re-verification of corrections. It includes built-in and custom dictionaries, Russian text replacements, a whitelist, and check profiles. A sandbox is available for testing individual text or HTML fragments without initiating a full site crawl. The system supports manual, background, and scheduled checks with email notifications. Results can be exported, and custom dictionaries can be transferred. All processing occurs on the website owner's server without sending content to external services.

Access to the interface in the admin panel is available via the Services → Compliance with 168-Federal Law section or through the path Settings → Product Settings → Module Settings → Compliance with 168-Federal Law.

When needed, General iT can implement “Compliance with Federal Law No. 168-FZ”, configure the module and verify it against the current website setup.