Integration with 1C using text files
User Guide / Integrations / Integration with 1C using text filesIntegration with 1C using text files (TXT, CSV) is a simple and reliable method of exchanging data between 1C:Enterprise and external systems (websites, banks, warehouse programs).
This method is based on the periodic creation or reading of files of a specific format in a shared folder or via FTP.
Advantages and Disadvantages
- Pros: Ease of implementation, easy debugging (the file can be opened with Notepad), independence from the 1C version, works with any configuration.
- Cons: Not suitable for real-time exchange, risk of file loss or incomplete writing during failures, difficulties in transferring complex data hierarchies.
Use Examples
- Downloading bank statements (client-bank, TXT).
- Exchanging items and prices with an online store.
- Importing inventory data.
- Importing from bank statements (.txt for 1C)
For modern integrations, it is recommended to use JSON or XML formats within text files, as they are more structured than simple CSV or TXT.
Integration with 1C using text files - Information for developers
Changed: 27.04.2026 11:48


