Accounting and 1C integrations, ready to switch on
Accounting has its own truth: invoices, payments, stock and prices. These pairs keep the CRM and the books in step, so an invoice issued from the deal exists in 1C, a payment posted in 1C moves the deal, and stock counts show on the products your managers sell.
Your accountant's setup doesn't change. The 1C administrator publishes the standard exchange service once, you paste the address and the CRM key, and the rest is on our side.
Two ready-made pairs, $79 a month each. Apps in this category: 1C.
Bitrix24 and 1C
Invoices, payments and stock levels stay in sync with the books
$79/mo
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1C and Google Sheets
Invoices, payments and stock from the books, in a sheet anyone can read
$79/mo
Connect
Name them and say what should go where. A person replies with a price within a working day, and the finished integration shows up in the same account as the ready-made ones.
Flat price per integration whatever the volume, cancel any month, and when an app changes its API we fix the integration within a working day. All categories.
What starts each accounting and 1C pair
The first row of every pair's table: the event that sets it off, which way the data goes, and how soon. In one of the two pairs the first move writes into the accounting system, in one it reads from it.
| Pair | What starts it | Direction | When | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitrix24 and 1C | Invoice from the deal | Bitrix24 to 1C | When the invoice is created | $79/mo |
| 1C and Google Sheets | Documents as rows | 1C to Google Sheets | A few times an hour | $79/mo |
The keys you paste
One per app, created in your own account, checked the moment you paste it. The other app in the pair has its own key on its own page.
- 1C: 1C HTTP service. Ask your 1c administrator to publish the standard exchange http service and create a user for it; you paste the address, the login and the password. About five min.