Products, stock and prices go from your accounting system to the site. Orders, payments and statuses go from the site to your CRM and warehouse. No manual entry, no “files by email,” no lost orders.
While a store is small, a manager can keep up with entering orders into 1C (the accounting system most Russian businesses use) by hand and updating stock in the evenings. Then a sale comes, with a hundred orders an hour — and it turns out you’ve sold items that aren’t in stock, and some orders never made it into the books at all. Integration is what keeps that from happening.
We integrate websites and online stores with accounting systems, CRMs, payment services, delivery services and marketplaces. We work both through off-the-shelf exchange modules and through our own API servers when the standard exchange doesn’t cover your business logic: discounts, bonuses, gifts in the cart, B2B prices, reservations, bundles.
You sell what you don’t have or hide what you do. We set up stock and price sync from 1C or MoySklad as often as you need — up to real time.
Managers copy orders, lose them and mix up statuses. With an integration, orders, payments, deliveries and returns go to RetailCRM, amoCRM or Bitrix24 automatically, and statuses flow back to the site and the customer.
The standard 1C-to-website exchange breaks on discounts, bonuses and bundles. We write a middleware API server with your logic that sits between the store and the accounting system.
Website, marketplaces, retail, a B2B portal. We build a single system: one source of products and stock, orders from every channel in one CRM, reporting in one place.
Products, attributes, prices and stock exported to the site; orders and payments imported back. CommerceML, the MoySklad REST API, 1C HTTP services, on a schedule or triggered by events.
Orders, customers, statuses, triggered messages. Two-way status sync: a manager changes the status in the CRM, and the customer sees it on the site and in a notification.
When the logic is more than “pass the order along”: calculating discounts and bonuses, gifts in the cart, reservations, bundles, B2B price lists. A separate Laravel service between the store and the accounting system.
YooKassa, Robokassa, T-Bank, SBP (Russia’s Faster Payments System), installments; CDEK, Boxberry, Russian Post, Yandex Delivery. Payment statuses and tracking numbers go to the CRM, the site and Telegram.
Feeds for Yandex Market, VK, Google Shopping and Avito; listings on Ozon and Wildberries (Russia’s largest marketplaces) via API; EDI exchange with retail chains for suppliers.
Telegram bots for managers and customers, n8n workflows, automatic sync of reference data, exchange error monitoring with alerts — so that you learn about a problem before your customers do.
We describe where each entity originates and where it has to go: products, stock, prices, orders, statuses, customers, payments. We find conflicts and the steps still done by hand.
An off-the-shelf exchange module, the accounting system’s API or our own middleware service — depending on the logic, the volumes and how often the data changes.
We work on copies of 1C / MoySklad and a test site. No exchange runs on live data until it has passed the test scenarios.
We reconcile products, stock and orders before and after the exchange and launch in stages — products first, then orders. Logs and alerts at every step.
Accounting systems get updated, reference data changes, new channels appear. We maintain your integrations so they don’t “quietly break.”
We’ll estimate the scope and propose a solution and a timeline. No strings attached.
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