System integration: data moves between your ERP, CRM and website on its own
We don't replace what already works for you; we connect it. We start for free: in 3–5 days, an integration map shows which data your managers re-type by hand and what to connect first. One integration in production costs from $4,900 and takes 2–3 weeks, a sync between your ERP and a website or B2B portal starts at $9,900, and a setup of 3–5 systems runs $19–45K, in stages. The price ranges for every service are on the pricing page. We don't modify your ERP's core: we use extensions and APIs, so updates don't break anything.
To be upfront: if the task is a standard store-to-accounting sync or an off-the-shelf export connector, it's cheaper to buy the connector or hand the job to your in-house admin, and that's what we'll advise. We broke down the sync options and what each one costs in our article on connecting 1C, a popular ERP in Eastern Europe, to a website.
Proof with numbers. SHATE-M: 1C via REST API and a catalog of 500,000+ items, with dealers placing 70% of orders online on their own. ProControl: scanners on four lines send output to the system and to Bitrix24, so 100% of production is accounted for without manual entry. Revizor: an add-on on top of Bitrix24 that doesn't replace the off-the-shelf CRM, with 100,000+ calls analyzed by AI.
There are dedicated breakdowns for specific needs: integration for online stores, for logistics and for manufacturing. The automation ROI calculator estimates the payoff in hours and money. If what's done by hand is the process itself rather than moving data, see business process automation; if your off-the-shelf CRM no longer cuts it, custom CRM development; if you have no systems at all and need one connected setup, a modular ERP; if you need to connect AI to your data rather than systems to each other, AI integration.
