01 · website and API integrations
We connect your website to Bitrix24, accounting, payments, shipping and marketplaces. Leads, orders and stock sync on their own, so nobody copies them by hand
It usually starts with one link, such as leads into the CRM. Then payments, shipping and inventory join in, and they need to work as one system
Connecting Bitrix24 or amoCRM to your website: an inquiry instantly becomes a deal, not an email someone has to copy over
The catalog, prices and stock come from your accounting system, and orders go back. The sync runs on a schedule or on events, with no manual exports
Online payments wired in together with receipts: money arrives, the order is marked paid, the receipt goes to the buyer, and no manager has to tick a box
Shipping carrier integration: buyers see the cost and delivery time in the cart, and the order turns into a shipment on its own
A call, a Telegram message and a website form all land in one client record instead of three different places
Connecting your online store to marketplaces, exporting feeds and syncing with any service that has an API
Six steps from a website order to a log entry. A failure at any step loses no data
A buyer places an order, pays for it or leaves an inquiry. The site records the event and responds right away without waiting for the CRM
The order isn't pushed through directly; it goes into a queue. If the external system is slow, the site doesn't notice and keeps working
The CRM, accounting system or carrier receives the data in its own format. Every record gets a unique key, so there are no duplicates
The service didn't respond or returned an error: the attempt repeats in a minute, then in five. The order isn't lost while the system is down
A manager changes the deal status, the warehouse ships, the courier delivers. The site learns about it on its own and shows the client the current status
What went out, what came in, where the error is: all on one admin page. You learn about stuck exchanges from an alert, not from a buyer
CRM, accounting, payments, shipping, calls and marketplaces. If a service has an API, your site can talk to it
We integrate websites with: Bitrix24, amoCRM, Accounting/ERP, Inventory, Payment gateways, Online receipts, Shipping carriers, Courier services, Cloud telephony, Telegram, Marketplaces, Shopping feeds
Before kickoff we read the documentation and test the sandbox access: what the service returns, what its limits are and how it reports errors. We only promise what we have confirmed
Linking two services in an evening is easy. The hard part is making the link survive the first failure, an API update and a big sale
The service didn't respond for five seconds, and the order is gone. We queue every exchange and retry it until the system accepts the data
One inquiry turns into three deals, a buyer gets two receipts. Every record has its own key: a retry updates it instead of creating a new one
A service renamed a field and the sync quietly broke. We validate responses at every step and alert you right away if the format changes
The problem surfaces when a client calls asking "where is my order". The log shows every exchange, and errors trigger a message to the person in charge
A payment or CRM password in the source code is a risk every time the project changes hands. We store keys separately and give each service the minimum rights
The shipping service is down, so the cart won't open. We isolate exchanges: if an external service fails, the site keeps taking orders
The cost depends on scope. We send a detailed estimate the day after the review and don't change it after kickoff unless the scope changes
Custom quote
1–2 weeks
Custom quote
3–4 weeks
Custom quote
from 6 weeks
A 30-minute call. We look at the systems you have and what their APIs can do, and send an estimate the next day
Which data goes where, in which direction and how often. We agree on the map before writing code, so nothing gets redone
We build the exchanges in a staging environment and simulate failures: we switch a service off and check that nothing gets lost
We go live on real data, watch the log and train your managers. A month of support is included
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Ask on TelegramYes, the CRM doesn't care about your platform
Bitrix24 integrates with a website through its API, so a site on any platform works. If your site runs on Bitrix, we connect it to Bitrix24 with the built-in tools where they are enough and build whatever is missing
It depends on scope; the estimate is fixed
It is usually a single integration: shipping rates in the cart, pickup point selection on a map, shipment creation and statuses for the buyer. If you need payments and a CRM alongside shipping, the Turnkey store package is the better deal
If a plugin fits, we will say so
For a standard store, a ready-made plugin is often fine. A custom integration is needed when the plugin can't retry exchanges, creates duplicates, doesn't see your fields, or when several systems have to work in one chain
The site keeps working, the data waits
Exchanges sit in a queue. While the service is unavailable, orders pile up and go out once it recovers. The log shows what is waiting to be sent, and the person in charge gets a failure alert
Yes, through marketplace APIs
We export products, prices and stock and pull orders into shared records. Stock on the site and on marketplaces comes from one source, so the same item is never sold twice
Yes: products, prices and orders
Syncing products, prices, stock and orders with an accounting system is a common task. Before kickoff we look at your configuration and what it can export, and only then quote the timeline and cost
Everything is handed over to you
The integration source code, the exchange map and the guide stay with you. Service access keys are registered to your company, and we work with limited permissions
Tell us which systems you already use and what gets copied by hand today. We reply within two business hours and send an estimate the next day