Portals that grew over years
Permissions, intranets, catalogues - all in one instance, nobody knows every module.
E-commerce & portals - Bitrix
Bitrix without ballast.
Portals and shops tied to CRM and business processes - tidy, integrated, operable. No module sprawl.
Portals
Shops
Close to CRM
Integrations
Where Bitrix fits
When the portal, the shop and internal processes already live in one landscape.
Shop plus CRM
Orders should land in the same world as leads. Broken handovers between systems cost time.
Fear of updates
Years without a core update. We plan the route instead of hoping.
Pressure to move to Shopware
“Everyone is moving to Shopware.” Sometimes right - sometimes more expensive than stabilising.
What we deliver in Bitrix
Clean up, connect, operate.
Portal & shop
Catalogue, order flows, internal areas. Only the modules that someone owns.
Integrations
Payment, ERP, shipping, Bitrix24. Visible errors instead of silent dead syncs.
Stabilisation
Updates, performance, permissions audit, staging.
Migration advice
Honestly: stay, split, or move towards Shopware - with a cost picture.
Approach: landscape first
Bitrix is strong when processes already live there. We do not fight the product - we cut the ballast away.
- Module and permissions inventory
- Harden critical flows (checkout, portal login)
- Make integrations visible
- Define operations and the update path
Typical environment
A Bitrix site, often Bitrix24 alongside. Vue for frontend parts where it makes sense. Alternative or successor: Shopware.
How we work
No greenfield fairy tale when the existing system carries the business.
Inventory
Modules, users, integrations, pain points.
Harden
Staging, updates, the three most expensive bugs.
Connect
One clear sync or one new flow.
Keep or switch
An operations package or a migration outline.
What you can rely on
No Bitrix propaganda.
An honest alternative
If Shopware fits better, we say so - and then we build Shopware.
Operations, not a demo
We also take over the legacy system nobody loves.
Short lines
English and German speaking, close to the owner, Tbilisi and remote.
Example setup (illustrative)
Manufacturer portal: dealer login, catalogue, ordering in Bitrix; sync to ERP; content pages slimmed down. Goal: fewer manual orders, an update path for the coming year.
Frequently asked questions
Plain answers about a contested stack.
Is Bitrix still a current choice?
As an existing landscape: yes, if it runs. As a greenfield shop in Europe: often Shopware. Decide by what you already operate, not by forum posts.
Bitrix and Bitrix24 - the same thing?
No. Site and shop versus CRM. We keep them apart in the proposal and in operations.
Can you catch up on core updates?
Yes, planned, with staging and rollback. Not “quickly on a Friday evening”.
Migration to Shopware?
Possible. We estimate data, SEO and plugin replacements before we promise dates.
Who supports it afterwards?
We do - through maintenance & support.
How do we start?
An inventory workshop with a fixed scope.
More stacks
Related technologies we often use alongside.
Sort out your Bitrix landscape?
Instance, pain, goal - we tell you whether hardening or switching is the better work.