What was released in September 2026
The official news section of "1C Kazakhstan" presents the September issue of the ITS Kazakhstan for 2026. The material combines information about information letters and information releases, releases and announcements related to solutions on the "1C:Enterprise" platform.
In focus is the configuration "Accounting for Kazakhstan" and related solutions. This issue can be used as a starting point for checking new publications and planning work with 1C programs. It helps to gather thematic messages in one context; however, each mentioned update or letter should be studied separately before application.
Since the input data does not provide the numbers of information letters, release versions, and the content of individual changes, it is not possible to draw conclusions about specific corrections or new features. Details should be verified directly with the official materials of the release.
Who is affected by the release
The September selection is primarily useful for organizations in Kazakhstan that use "Accounting for Kazakhstan" or related solutions. It may also be relevant for accountants, accounting specialists, information system administrators, consultants, and employees responsible for supporting 1C.
Particular attention should be paid to the release by those who:
- monitor the relevance of installed configurations;
- plan updates for working and testing databases;
- track official information letters and announcements;
- support multiple organizations or information databases;
- coordinate changes between accounting and technical specialists.
The mere fact of publishing a new release does not mean that all materials listed in it are equally applicable to any organization. The significance of each release or message depends on the configuration used, the current version of the program, connected solutions, and the internal processes of the company.
What to check and how to act
It is convenient to start working with the release by conducting an inventory. Record the names of configurations, versions of working databases, and a list of related solutions. After that, compare them with the releases and announcements listed in the official publication.
For each potentially relevant update, it is worth determining:
- whether it relates to the product being used;
- whether a preliminary update of the platform or configuration is required;
- whether the change affects accounting processes and data exchanges;
- whether the involvement of an accountant, administrator, or consultant is needed;
- whether it is possible to first test the update on a copy of the working database.
Before installation, it is recommended to study the description of the specific release and related official messages. A backup should be saved in advance, compatibility of integrations should be checked, and a time should be chosen when technical work will least affect users. After the update, it is useful to perform a control scenario: open the database, check the main documents, reports, and exchanges that the organization regularly uses.
If an information letter is mentioned in the release, its content should be read in full. The title or brief announcement does not always reveal the conditions for applying the information. Recommendations should not be transferred to your system without checking the product, version, and situation to which the message relates.
Deadlines and control procedures
The input data does not specify mandatory dates for installing releases or implementing individual recommendations. Therefore, a universal deadline for all users cannot be named. Priority and work schedules should be determined after reviewing each document from the September release.
The practical order may look like this: first register the publications, then distribute them by the solutions used, assess applicability and potential impact, assign responsibilities, and conduct testing. If the change affects the current accounting process, it is better to coordinate the installation decision with a relevant specialist.
It is useful to maintain an internal update log. In it, you can note the verified publication, the affected database, the decision made, and the results of testing. This simplifies subsequent control and helps avoid confusing already processed messages with those that still require analysis.
Frequently asked questions
Is it necessary to install all releases from the September issue? — No, it is necessary to first check whether they relate to your configurations and current versions. The decision is made based on the description of each specific release.
Can the working database be updated immediately after the announcement? — Before making changes, it is necessary to study the official description, check compatibility, and test the update on a copy of the database if such an opportunity is provided by the internal procedures of the organization.
Who should be tasked with checking information letters? — This can be done by a specialist who understands both the configuration used and the processes of the organization. If necessary, an accountant, administrator, or consultant can be involved in the assessment.
Is there a single deadline for transitioning to the mentioned versions? — Such a deadline is not specified in the provided data. Deadlines should be sought in the relevant official messages and determined considering the applicability of each change.