Catalog
Show approved products, attributes, prices, and stock from the primary source.
↗Products, prices, stock, documents, and statuses stay in the source system. A website, catalog, or portal receives only approved fields and performs explicitly agreed actions.
We call a connection ready only when its scenario has been verified. Other systems begin with an assessment.
A catalog can use products, images, prices and stock from Business.ru. Sending orders back requires separate configuration and testing.
Available for Russian accounts; contact the team to check your connection.
Review connection boundaries About Business.ru Reviewed: 2 November 20261C, Bitrix24, MoySklad, another CRM, or a custom system is not automatically ready. We first need the API, permissions, fields, limits, and required update frequency.
Describe your system ↗A connection is useful when a website must show company data or return a completed user action to the source system.
The company continues to maintain data in an accounting system, CRM, or another source.
Only the data required for the specific page and user action is transferred.
A catalog, portal, or internal tool presents the data in a clear journey.
Example field mapping for a catalog. Actual fields depend on your source and the agreed connection.
| At the source | Example value | On the website |
|---|---|---|
| Product name | Essential cotton T-shirt | Catalog title and search |
| Image | Product photo | A recognizable item on the page |
| Specifications | Color · size · composition | Filters and product comparison |
| Price and stock | Approved commercial values | Current purchasing information |
A request, order, or status change is returned only after the write path is checked separately.
Read and write access are checked separately. Being able to retrieve data does not mean the website may change it at the source.
A website does not need unrestricted access to the source. Start with the pages, actions, and smallest useful set of fields.
Show approved products, attributes, prices, and stock from the primary source.
↗Give each customer access to the statuses and documents they are allowed to see.
↗Send the selected items and parameters instead of a context-free message.
↗Use the required directories and records in a team workflow.
↗Define the exchange before connecting a live source. A file or test dataset is enough to build the first version.
Which data a person sees and which action must happen on the website.
Whether there is an API or verified connector, how authentication works, and which permissions can be limited.
Which values are required, how records are matched, and who remains responsible for source data.
Request limits, data volume, delays, and the update frequency the source can support.
What customers and the team see when the source is temporarily unavailable.
How read, write, permissions, and recovery paths are tested before publishing.
The connection receives only the required fields and operations. Read access is not silently expanded to write access.
Updates may run on a schedule or an event. This follows source capabilities and is not promised in advance.
On failure, show the agreed last-known state or an unavailable message. Never invent current data.
No. Frequency depends on the API, limits, and agreed journey. It is documented before launch.
Yes. A first version can use a file or test dataset, while the source connection is assessed separately.
No. Your company continues to maintain data at the source, while Fluw uses only the agreed subset.
Choose the behaviour before launch: show the last confirmed state, limit the action, or report that data is unavailable.
That is enough to separate a ready connection from work that needs a technical assessment.