ERP and automation, wired into local reality

An ERP that cannot issue an e-invoice or file an electronic waybill is a spreadsheet with extra steps. Compliance is the core of the system, not a module bolted on later.

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state systems integrated: 4
1C migrations completed: 2
documents filed electronically: 100%

What you get

Compliance built in

E-faktura through a licensed operator, ERI signing, online cash register and E-TTN. Documents are filed at the moment the operation happens.

A migration path off 1C

We migrate what matters and bridge the rest. Accounting can stay where it is while operations move — no big-bang cutover.

Roles and an audit trail

Who did what, when, and what the value was before. Required for inspections and useful the first time two people disagree.

Reports finance actually signs

Built on the same ledger the operations team uses, so numbers reconcile by construction rather than by argument.

Common questions

No, and we recommend against doing both at once. Move operations first — stock, sales, documents — and keep accounting on 1C until the new system has proven itself for a full quarter.

Through licensed operators, behind an adapter layer. We never call a state API directly from business logic, which is what keeps a regulation change from turning into a rewrite.

Typically six to eight weeks for a single-warehouse company, once ERI keys and the operator contract are in place.