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Website prices and stock do not match accounting
A customer orders an item that is no longer available.
Custom-coded integration
Audit before estimate
// niche = integration.1c-bas
Website integration with 1C and BAS
What is 1C integration for a website and why is it needed? It is a connection between your accounting system (1C or BAS) and the website, with products, prices, stock and orders synchronized automatically. We set up a two-way exchange using custom code: the catalog and prices are updated from accounting, while website orders enter the system. Manual manager edits to texts, photos and SEO are protected and are not overwritten by synchronization. We built this exact exchange for the Safari store, where 1C updates prices and stock every 15 minutes. Once it is configured, the team works in one system and the website stays current. We fix the exact scope and price after an exchange audit.
See the case
A real Safari case We hand over the code
§ 02 · Problem
Where manual work breaks down
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Products, prices and availability are updated manually
It takes time and leads to errors.
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Website orders are copied into 1C by hand
Some orders get lost along the way.
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Synchronization overwrites managers' edits
Texts, photos and SEO changes are replaced during the exchange.
05
The accounting catalog is awkward for the website
Each size may be a separate product, while the category tree is chaotic.
§ 03 · Solution
What the integration can include
These are parts that can be part of the integration. We set up the sync for your system, you take what you need.
§ 04 · Case
A real integration: Safari
An online store built with Django and 1C synchronization: about 3000 products, 1084 categories and 208 brands. 1C updates prices and stock every 15 minutes, while managers' manual edits are protected with lock-fields. PageSpeed rose from 30 to 95+, and 10 315 SEO redirects across four eras of the site were preserved.
15 min
1C refresh
3000
products
95+
PageSpeed
10 315
SEO redirects
// Stack
Django
PostgreSQL
1С
REST API
§ 05 · Process
How we set up the exchange
Audit
Data map
Development
Launch
01
Exchange audit
We review your accounting system, catalog and what needs to be synchronized. We fix the scope and price.
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Data map
We agree which fields move in each direction, how categories and products are mapped, and what lock-fields protect.
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Integration development
We build the two-way exchange, update schedule, order transfer, logs and retries.
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Launch and monitoring
We start synchronization, verify the data, monitor errors and hand over the code.
§ 06 · Budget
How much it costs
The exact price depends on the data, exchange direction and accounting-system setup.
Starting point
from $500
Setup of the exchange between 1C or BAS and the website: products, prices, stock and orders, with manual edits protected. $500 is the starting point of the project, not a flat price for everything.
Exchange direction (one-way or two-way)+
Catalog size+
Synchronization frequency+
Edit protection with lock-fields+
Order transfer+
1C or BAS specifics+
§ 07 · FAQ
Common questions
From $500. The price depends on the catalog size, direction and frequency of the exchange. We fix the exact amount after the audit.
Yes. We set up data exchange with both accounting systems.
No. Manual edits to texts, photos and SEO are protected with lock-fields and are not overwritten.
On a schedule, for example every 15 minutes, as in the Safari case. We set the frequency for your needs.
It depends on the catalog size and the direction of the exchange. We fix the exact timeline after the audit.
You do. After payment, we hand over the full code.
§ 08 · Related
Related services
§ 09 · Request
Let us discuss your integration
Leave your contact details and briefly describe the accounting system, catalog and data for the exchange. After the audit, we will fix the scope and price.
A real Safari case Two-way sync We hand over the code