Project description
Our company runs its whole accounting and warehouse operation in 1C, and we sell the same catalogue across several large marketplaces at once. Right now a manager copies stock levels and prices into each seller cabinet by hand, and by the time one platform is updated another is already out of date. We keep overselling positions that ran out an hour ago, and confused buyers open disputes we then have to refund. We want to stop paying for this with our reputation and finally have one source of truth.
The task is to build a plugin for 1C that keeps a two-way exchange running on its own. From 1C to the platforms it should push current stock balances and prices; from the platforms back into 1C it should pull new orders and let managers move them through statuses without leaving the accounting system. Synchronisation must be scheduled and automatic, with a clear log of what was sent, what failed and why, so we are never guessing whether a price actually reached the seller cabinet.
Please describe how you would handle authorisation, rate limits and mapping our internal item cards to platform listings. We value reliability over speed: a slightly slower exchange that never oversells is exactly what we are looking for.
The task is to build a plugin for 1C that keeps a two-way exchange running on its own. From 1C to the platforms it should push current stock balances and prices; from the platforms back into 1C it should pull new orders and let managers move them through statuses without leaving the accounting system. Synchronisation must be scheduled and automatic, with a clear log of what was sent, what failed and why, so we are never guessing whether a price actually reached the seller cabinet.
Please describe how you would handle authorisation, rate limits and mapping our internal item cards to platform listings. We value reliability over speed: a slightly slower exchange that never oversells is exactly what we are looking for.
Software development Cash, Bank transfer
