Catalogs, cabinets, ERP contours and data exchange so production does not live only in Excel and messengers.
Digital where there are orders, warehouse, specs and production statuses.
Orders, specs, statuses without double entry.
Team access from different sites and roles.
Equipment data into reports, if the exchange channel is clear.
Reserve, shipment, mismatches.
B2B showcase, price lists, dealer cabinet.
1C, CRM, warehouse, site — one status flow.
Where Excel, 1C and a call to the shop floor live today.
Which contour removes manual work first.
Screens by role: manager, warehouse, production.
Cabinet, exchange, rights, reports.
An order from request to shipment.
A pilot on one line / warehouse, then scale.
Catalogs and cabinets close to production work.

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Usually no. More often a cabinet and site beside 1C, with status exchange.
No. Orders and warehouse first. Sensors if there is a channel and reporting value.
Yes. A common first step while the internal contour is still in spreadsheets.
A pilot, role training, then scale. Not a big bang across every shop at once.
Write to us — we will suggest a format and the next step.