Area 11 · Development and web

Bitrix24 and intranet

Opening a Bitrix24 account takes moments. The hard part is getting a salesperson to log a call on the client record rather than in a notebook, and getting a team lead to stop handing out jobs in a chat thread. We shape the CRM, tasks and intranet around how your business really works, link them to email and your invoicing software, and after launch help the system become simply part of the working day.

2
services in this area
In stages
sales first, then tasks and the intranet
100%
of rollouts run remotely
By role
training sessions for each part of the team

Cloud or your own server

Settle this at the outset. Moving later is possible, but it costs time and money, and some history tends to go missing along the way.

The easier start

Option 1

Bitrix24 cloud

The system is hosted by the vendor. You pay a subscription; servers, backups and updates are their concern.

Getting started
Account live the same day
Billing
Monthly or annual subscription
Data
In the vendor's data centre
Code changes
Apps and REST API only
Updates
Applied without your involvement

Option 2

On-Premise

Bitrix24 on your own VPS or dedicated server in an EU data centre. More freedom, and more responsibility.

Getting started
Server and installation come first
Billing
Licence on the vendor's terms
Data
On a server you nominate
Code changes
Practically unrestricted
Updates
Whenever you decide

Our advice

Which one?

In most cases we advise starting in the cloud. Your own server only earns its keep when there are specific requirements.

Cloud
CRM, tasks and intranet with no unusual demands
On-Premise
When GDPR, client contracts or an auditor insist on full control of data
Also On-Premise
When substantial custom modules are on the roadmap

CRM rollouts are rarely defeated by technology. They are defeated by the absence of shared rules. Until someone states out loud that a note on a salesperson's phone does not count, that is exactly where the note will keep going. So on day one we write down the rules of play: when an enquiry becomes an opportunity, who creates the company record, what moves a deal to the next stage and who may close it as lost.

How the launch unfolds

We switch things on in stages: clients and sales first, then tasks, and the intranet and internal processes last. Habits shift more slowly than settings.

01

Team interviews

Over a few short video calls we trace a client's journey from first email to paid invoice and look for the spots where things fall between people.

02

CRM configuration

Stages, fields, permissions, mailboxes and website forms. Enquiries stop landing in one salesperson's private inbox.

03

Import and training

We bring your contacts over from a spreadsheet or the old system and run short sessions tailored separately to sales staff, managers and back office.

04

The first month

The stage that matters most. We refine the setup from user feedback while the new habits are still forming.

Questions and answers

Usually, and usually without buying anything new. Abandoned rollouts tend to share a story: an account created from the default template, a dozen pointless mandatory fields, no agreed rules. We begin by talking to users about what annoys them, what they enter twice and what they look for but cannot find. After a clean-up and a short refresher, the system often comes back to life.

Yes, via API. It is simplest with cloud tools such as wFirma, Fakturownia or iFirma: a won deal in the CRM creates an invoice, the program submits it to KSeF and the payment status returns to the client record. Comarch ERP Optima or Subiekt nexo can be connected too, though an extra connector is normally needed. We confirm the scope once we know what you run.

They do not have to. We connect mailboxes from Microsoft 365, Google Workspace or any IMAP server, and correspondence shows up on the client record in the CRM. Salespeople write wherever they like, and the manager sees the full conversation history without asking for emails to be forwarded.

Teams is excellent for chat and meetings. The Bitrix24 intranet earns its place where structure is needed: company news, an org chart, leave requests approved by line managers, documents and procedures kept in one spot. We draw a clear line between the two tools so staff are not posting the same thing twice.

We set role-based permissions, restrict data export, define retention periods for contacts and help you complete the record of processing activities and the data processing agreement with the vendor. If your clients or an auditor require data to sit on a named server inside the EU, we look at the On-Premise edition.

Tell us how your team works today

Let us know where you currently keep track of clients and tasks, and where things slip. We will suggest a first-phase scope and which Bitrix24 plan should be enough.

Hours
Mon-Fri 8:00-18:00 CET, reply within one working day
Meetings
Online via Teams or Google Meet

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