How to choose, what it costs and what to check before launch.

We break down how to choose the right 1C configuration for a business in Uzbekistan, which implementation stages you cannot skip, and where companies most often overpay. A practica

We break down three paths to CRM adoption for Uzbek businesses: out-of-the-box Bitrix24, sales-focused AmoCRM, and custom development. Honest selection criteria with no marketing f

A practical breakdown: how to tell your business is ready for ERP, which modules it consists of, how implementation unfolds step by step, and how such a system differs from the fam

A practical guide to connecting 1C with your website and online store: exchanging products, stock and orders, the most common integration pitfalls, and choosing between real-time a

How to connect 1C with Uzbek banks and payment services: automatic statement import, accurate payment matching, and accepting online payments via Payme and Click without manual ent

Almost every AI project starts the same way — with an idea. And most of them fail at one of three points: expectations, data, or integration. The difference between “we want AI” an

We break down how barcoding, location-based storage, and data collection terminals turn a chaotic warehouse into a managed system — and how to tie it into 1C and CRM in Uzbekistan'

Issuing ESF invoices manually in Didox and Soliq breeds delays, mismatches and fines. We break down how integration automates document issuance and closes the risk gaps.

A practical guide for small businesses in Uzbekistan: which processes to automate first, how to calculate the real return, and the order in which to roll out tools so your budget p

A clear breakdown of what shapes the cost of an online store in Uzbekistan: the project stages, ready platform vs custom development, and how to connect local payments and delivery

How a marketplace differs from an online store and what to build into the architecture: multivendor logic, commissions, escrow, logistics and resilience under load — through the le

An engineer's view of accepting Click, Payme, Uzum and UZCARD/HUMO card payments: acquiring, integration methods, fees, security and fiscalization. What to actually choose for the

How to connect an online store with delivery services in Uzbekistan: shipping cost calculation, tracking, pickup points, cash on delivery and order automation that removes manual w

A B2B portal is not a «store for businesses» — it's a distribution tool: per-client pricing, payment terms, order requests and a live link to 1C. Here's what's inside and why a sta

An honest breakdown: when a mobile app actually makes money and when a PWA is enough. Push, retention, the break-even point, and real development costs in the Uzbek market.

How to connect a service or agency system to Uzbekistan's unified government services portal and inter-agency infrastructure: requirements, stages, security, and the mistakes teams

Building software for the public sector in Uzbekistan follows its own rules: tenders, data localization requirements, reduced import dependency and strict SLAs. We break down what

We break down why government bodies and large enterprises need an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), how to set up data exchange between agencies, which standards and security protocols

A practical look at how geoportals and GIS are built for city administrations and agencies in Uzbekistan: layers, integration with cadastre and utility networks, and the foundation

There are two types of websites. The first — «just to have one.» The second — to generate revenue. The problem is that most companies choose the first option but expect r

A practical guide to deploying an EDMS in Uzbekistan's public sector: digital signatures, approval routes, a legally significant archive, integration with state systems, and the re

At 12:05, a customer sends a message. At 12:05:01, they are already waiting for a reply. At 12:05:10 — they leave. A chat platform is not just a message window. It is a system wher

We break down what shapes a mobile app budget in Uzbekistan, which factors push the price up, and how to save money without sacrificing quality.
Fintech products rarely “fail suddenly”. They slowly accumulate errors — in architecture, logic, and integrations — until at some point it turns into a real problem: financial loss
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