Module Configuration for 1C-Bitrix Small Business Edition

The "Small Business" edition is the first in the product line to include an e-commerce module. This is where most small shops start selling online. But a fresh "Small Business" installation is not yet a ready store: you need to configure the catalog, payment systems, shipping, mail events, and a dozen other modules.

Module Configuration for 1C-Bitrix Small Business Edition

What the "Small Business" Edition Adds

Compared to "Standard," it adds:

• Online store (sale) — orders, cart, shipping, payment, statuses
• Product catalog (catalog) — prices, inventory (basic), product variations
• CRM form (basic integration with Bitrix24, limited)
• Payment systems — built-in handlers: Sberbank, YooKassa, Tinkoff, and others

Online Store Module Configuration

Warehouses and stock. Store → Settings → Warehouses. Create the main warehouse. If stock is tracked — enable inventory management in the catalog settings.

Order statuses. Store → Settings → Order Statuses. Standard set: "Accepted," "In Processing," "Shipped," "Completed," "Cancelled." Add/rename to match the real business process. For each status configure: sending an email notification to the client (SALE_STATUS_CHANGED), availability for orders.

Payment systems. Store → Payment Systems. Add handlers: cash on delivery, card online (YooKassa, Sberbank, Tinkoff). Each handler requires configuration: store ID, API keys, notification URL (webhook). After configuration — a mandatory test order.

Shipping. Store → Shipping Services. Fixed cost, pickup, calculated shipping. For CDEK, Russian Post, Boxberry — separate modules (some are paid). Configure delivery zones and costs.

Legal pages and terms. In the store settings, specify links to "Privacy Policy" and "Terms of Use" pages. Without these, requirements of payment systems and data protection law are violated.

Product Catalog Configuration

The catalog in "Small Business" works on the basis of information blocks. Create an information block for products and designate it as the catalog in the catalog module settings.

Catalog settings: Store → Catalog → Settings:

• Bind the information block to the catalog
• Enable product variations (modifications by color, size) — requires a separate variations information block
• Catalog currency
• Price types (retail, wholesale — if needed)

Store Mail Events

Settings → Mail → Templates. Check and configure key events:

• SALE_NEW_ORDER — email to administrator and client for a new order
• SALE_ORDER_PAID — payment notification
• SALE_STATUS_CHANGED — notification on status change (configured separately for each status)

In each template verify: correct FROM, a real recipient address, and the presence of key order macros.

Case Study: Launching an Electronics Store

A small store, ~200 SKUs, CDEK and pickup delivery, YooKassa payments. After installing "Small Business": catalog configuration with product variations (color + storage), YooKassa integration (test and live modes), CDEK via a third-party module, 5 mail events, SEO templates for product pages. Total setup time — 3 working days.

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