Validation first
Product, order and payment data are checked before entering the processing queue.
Commerce / ERP · Case 01
Real-time commerce
and 1C exchange
A resilient, recoverable integration path for orders, inventory and payment states across commerce and accounting systems.
- Area
- Commerce / ERP
- Role
- Analyst · Architect · Developer
- Stack
- 1C:ERP · PHP · REST · SQL
- Focus
- Reliability · Recovery · Ownership
01 / Context
The business needed speed without sacrificing accounting integrity.
Orders, prices, stock and payment states moved through different systems with different rules. Manual exports introduced delay, direct database operations created locking risk, and a failed exchange could leave the commercial and accounting views inconsistent.
The challenge was not simply to connect two APIs. It was to define which system owns each state, when a transition is valid and how the process should recover when one side is temporarily unavailable.
02 / Architecture
A controlled exchange instead of direct coupling.
The solution separates incoming commerce events from 1C transactions through validation, queueing and explicit processing states. Every event receives an identifier and traceable status before it can affect accounting data.
Commerce event→Validate→Queue→1C transaction→Confirm
Idempotent processing
Retries do not duplicate a transaction that has already completed successfully.
Visible recovery
Failures have an owner, a reason and a controlled path back into processing.
03 / Responsibility
One architecture across business rules and implementation.
- Process mappingDefined commercial and accounting states, ownership and valid transitions.
- Integration designDesigned API boundaries, validation rules, queues and transaction handling.
- DevelopmentImplemented PHP services and 1C processing components.
- OperationsPrepared monitoring, retry logic and practical recovery scenarios.
Outcome