1C Trade Management Integration with Website

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1C:Trade Management Integration with Website

1C:UT (Trade Management) is a specialized configuration for automating trade operations: purchases, sales, warehouse, pricing, CRM. For online stores, it's the most complete of 1C configurations: contains "Customer Order" objects, complex pricing, warehouse management, and logistics.

What Gets Synchronized

From 1C to Website:

  • Nomenclature with characteristics (color, size) and additional attributes
  • Nomenclature groups (categories)
  • Stock by warehouses (indicating which warehouse has the product)
  • Prices by price types (retail, wholesale, segment discounts)
  • Nomenclature images
  • Barcodes

From Website to 1C:

  • Customer orders
  • Counterparty data (individuals, legal entities)
  • Payment statuses

Complex Pricing

1C:UT supports multiple price types and automatic discounts. On the website this is reflected:

// Request price for specific customer segment
$priceRequest = [
    'Nomenclature'     => $sku,
    'Characteristic'   => $variantCode,
    'Quantity'         => $quantity,
    'CounterpartyID'   => $customer1cId,  // for individual prices
    'PriceDate'        => date('d.m.Y')
];

// 1C will return price with discounts, customer price group applied

Stock by Multiple Warehouses

If the store has multiple warehouses (retail + online), determine which warehouse has the product:

// 1C response about stock
[
    ['Warehouse' => 'Main Warehouse', 'Stock' => 15],
    ['Warehouse' => 'Retail Store', 'Stock' => 3],
]

// Show total stock or breakdown for self-pickup

Reservation When Ordering

After creating an order on the website, 1C:UT can reserve goods:

{
    "OperationType": "OrderCreation",
    "ReserveGoods": true,
    "Number": "WEB-12345",
    "Goods": [...]
}

If reservation fails (product sold out between stock check and order creation) — 1C returns an error, order on website is moved to "requires clarification" status.

Order Statuses from 1C

1C:UT manages order statuses: new → confirmed → picked → handed to delivery → closed. Webhook or polling synchronization returns these statuses to the website for displaying to the buyer.

Configuration Features

UT exists in editions 10.3 and 11.x — they have different object structures and API methods. Edition 11 supports REST API via OData, simplifying integration. Edition 10.3 — only SOAP or COM.

Development Timeline: 6–10 weeks, including 1C configuration analysis, exchange development, and testing with real data.