This is a service to keep your 1C programs up to date: installing new releases, updating the platform and configurations, taking into account changes in Kazakhstan's legislation. It can be done remotely or with an on-site specialist visit — depending on what's convenient for you. Suitable for anyone already working in 1C who doesn't want to figure out on their own when and how to roll out the next release.
Who it's for
The service is needed by accountants, HR specialists, economists, and generally anyone who uses 1C programs in their work — from a small IP to a large enterprise. If you have 1C:Accounting, 1C:Payroll and HR Management, 1C:Retail, or another solution from the 1C lineup for Kazakhstan, and you don't want to spend time tracking updates and figuring out how to install them — this is for you.
What tasks it solves and what's included
The main task is to make sure your program always complies with the latest changes in legislation and doesn't let you down due to an outdated version. The service includes:
- installing configuration releases and updating the 1C platform;
- work done remotely or with an on-site specialist visit anywhere in Kazakhstan;
- setting up automatic updates so you don't have to do it manually every time;
- the ability to choose which components to update, instead of updating everything at once;
- support for various versions of 1C programs — not just accounting, but also trade, HR, and manufacturing solutions;
- 1C:Cloud Archive is mentioned separately — a solution for backing up databases so you don't lose your records due to hardware failure or a software error.
Essentially, they keep track for you so that the program doesn't fall behind changes — new reporting forms, rates, tax authority requirements — while working stably, without errors caused by an old version.
When it's worth getting it, and when it's not needed
It's worth signing up if you don't have your own in-house 1C specialist or administrator who regularly tracks releases and updates the databases. This is especially critical for accounting and payroll — legislative changes come out frequently there, and working on an old version really risks errors in reporting and fines.
It also makes sense if you've already had cases of data loss due to failures — then, along with the update, it's worth taking a closer look at the cloud archive for backups.
It's not particularly needed if you have someone on staff who administers 1C themselves, tracks releases, and knows how to carefully install them with testing on a copy of the database — then external updating mostly duplicates what's already being done. Also, if the database is small and simple, and the configuration isn't a standard one with active support — it's worth checking whether an update is even applicable.
Frequently asked questions
Can the update be done without an on-site specialist visit?
Yes, the listing states that the service is available both remotely and with an on-site visit — you can choose the format that's convenient for you.
What happens if you keep working on an old version of the program?
The risks are related to non-compliance with current legislation, vulnerabilities, and possible errors in reporting — an up-to-date version eliminates this.
What if the database has already crashed or there have been data integrity issues?
For such cases, the listing mentions 1C:Cloud Archive — a 1C database backup service separate from the update itself.
Does the update apply only to accounting?
No, the service covers various products — 1C:Accounting, 1C:Payroll and HR Management, 1C:Retail, and other 1C configurations for Kazakhstan.