D7, ORM and custom modules
We review module quality, upgrade-safe practices, events, agents, migrations, dependencies and update risks.
- D7
- ORM
- upgrade-safe
We review Bitrix core, D7 modules, ORM, REST/API, customizations, access rights, performance, integrations and upgrade-safe approach. The business receives risk map, support solution, upgrade roadmap and production readiness.
We map similar search wording into engineering scope, artifacts, roadmap and a clear next step.
Focus on what prevents safe upgrades, scaling and portal support without manual heroics.
We review module quality, upgrade-safe practices, events, agents, migrations, dependencies and update risks.
We analyze API contracts, queues, retry policy, idempotency, webhooks, 1C/CRM exchange and integration monitoring.
We check roles, admin access, caching, heavy queries, agents, logs, backup and portal production readiness.
The team receives not a complaint list, but a safe upgrade and support plan.
Where custom code blocks upgrades, performance, security and support.
Fix order, acceptance criteria, rollback and release gates for Bitrix upgrade.
What to monitor, how to respond to incidents, where to check logs and how to keep production readiness.
First we fix upgrade risks, then separate urgent fixes from architecture changes.
Before kickoff, SO-TECH documents the business goal, scope, constraints, SLA/SLO, RPO/RTO, risk map, budget logic and the next safe step.
The legal and communication center is in Moscow; interviews, reviews, artifact demos and support can run remotely with clear communication slots and owners.
The estimate depends on system count, diagnostic depth, access to logs and metrics, downtime risk, required artifacts, deadline and decision-defense format.
Describe the goal, current system, critical services, integrations, symptoms, timeline, budget constraints, available diagrams and desired artifact: risk map, roadmap, executive brief or delivery control.
About common portal, upgrade and custom module risks.
Yes. We review D7, ORM, events, agents, REST/API, migrations, dependencies, access rights and upgrade-safe practices.
Yes. We start with read-only access, exports, logs, configs and interviews; changes are agreed separately.
Risk map, upgrade roadmap, quick wins, release gates, rollback and production readiness recommendations.
The cost of Bitrix audit depends on scope, number of systems, access model, diagnostic depth, SLA/SLO, downtime risk, urgency and required artifacts. We first document the goal, constraints and expected output, then propose the work format instead of a generic made-up price.
At the start we collect the business goal, constraints, symptoms, available diagrams, configs, logs, metrics, dependencies and success criteria. Then we prepare a risk map, roadmap, next steps and artifacts that can support budget approval or delivery.
If the task clearly belongs to this contour, start with Bitrix audit. If the question is broader, compare technical audit, CTO session, architecture audit, Bitrix audit, infrastructure audit and delivery control by risk, timeline, budget and expected outcome.
Describe the portal, Bitrix version, custom modules and symptoms. We will suggest safe audit scope.
Send a request or contact us about the project: SO-TECH will clarify scope, risks, budget, owners and suggest the next safe step without audit theater.
Discuss Bitrix audit