CRM as a notebook
Leads in Excel, status in someone's head, Bitrix24 used as a chat. A pipeline without truth.
CRM - Bitrix24
CRM, automation and integrations - so that leads, orders and follow-up work do not sink into chats.
Sales and back office teams that already have a CRM - but do not use it as a system.
Leads in Excel, status in someone's head, Bitrix24 used as a chat. A pipeline without truth.
Orders never become deals. Support cannot see the customer.
Robots without an owner. We build a few that someone understands.
A chatbot without CRM fields. We connect assistants to real data - see AI adoption.
Processes first, apps second.
Stages, required fields, permissions. Less cosmetics, more control.
Robots for follow-up, escalation and tasks - with an off switch and logging.
Shopware, a Bitrix shop, mail, telephony, your own APIs.
Assistants and RAG through FastAPI that read and write CRM context - under control.
We do not install “another 12 apps”. We model the sales or service process and automate what repeats.
No second CRM next to the first one.
Who sells, who serves customers, where data dies.
One pipeline, few fields, clear owners.
Shop or mail, then automation.
Training, hygiene rules, optional AI pilot.
CRM as a tool, not as a religion.
Every add-on has an owner or it goes.
We measure whether deals really appear.
No autonomous emails without approval, if you do not want that.
Practical, not written like an advert.
Whatever data protection and your IT require. We work with both, on-prem needs clear operations.
Only if the case supports it. Often Bitrix24 is already in place - then we use it.
We can. Usually the sensible move is a process plus one integration.
With data classes, logging and a human in the loop. Details on the AI page.
Yes: fields, import, training. The hardest part is habit, not CSV.
A workshop plus one pipeline. Fixed scope after the first call.
Related technologies we often use alongside.
Describe your pipeline and the gaps - we propose the first slice of automation.