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The website is developed on: Backend: Java + Spring Boot Database: MySQL Frontend: JavaScript, HTML, CSS Template Engine: Thymeleaf Server: VPS (Linux Ubuntu) Reverse Proxy: Apache2 Architecture: Monolithic application Currently, the website has implemented: A blog with an admin panel. The ability to create and edit articles through the admin panel. The ability to add HTML markup and content through a visual interface. Static pages of the site, which are currently created by the developer manually. ⸻ Task Objective It is necessary to implement the ability to create and manage new commercial service pages through the existing admin panel similarly to how blog articles are currently created. After implementation, the administrator should be able to independently create new SEO service pages without the involvement of the developer. ⸻ Current State Currently, only blog posts can be created through the admin panel. Example: Article 1 Article 2 Article 3 Each article has: Title URL (slug) Content SEO parameters Images ⸻ What Needs to be Implemented 1. New content type "Services" Create a separate section in the admin panel: "Services" It should be independent of the blog section. Example structure: Blog Services ⸻ 1. Creating a service page The administrator should be able to create a new service page through the interface. Commercial service pages consist of 13 blocks, of which 4 blocks are dynamic and 9 are static. Fields: Service name URL (slug) H1 SEO Title Meta Description SEO Keywords Main content of the page Image Publication status (Draft / Published) ⸻ 1. Page content The content should support: HTML markup Text formatting Headings H2-H6 Lists Images Links It is preferable to use the existing editor that is already applied in the blog. ⸻ 1. URL generation Each service should have its own URL. Examples: /visa/usa/business-visa-usa /visa/usa/business-visa-uk /visa/usa/business-visa-canada ⸻ 1. Display on the site After publication, the page should: automatically become available at its URL; use the existing service page template or a new template; display correctly on all devices. ⸻ 1. SEO For each service, it is necessary to provide the ability to configure: Title Description H1 Canonical URL (preferably) Open Graph (preferably) Pages should be indexed by search engines similarly to blog pages. ⸻ 1. List of services In the admin panel, implement: a list of all services; search; editing; deletion; changing publication status. ⸻ 1. Important Implement the ability to create new types of SEO pages without code modifications in the future. through a unified content management mechanism. ⸻ What is Expected from the Developer It is necessary to analyze the existing implementation of the blog and maximize the reuse of the current architecture to create the new "Services" section. When responding, please indicate: How the task will be implemented. What changes will be required in the database. Time estimate. Cost of work. What technologies should the performer know Mandatory: Java Spring Boot MySQL Thymeleaf HTML/CSS JavaScript Working with Linux Ubuntu Desirable: Spring Security SEO optimization of server pages Experience with CMS and CRUD modules Experience supporting monolithic Spring Boot projects

Channel requirements: 1. Content language: Russian or Ukrainian (mixed RU/UA content is allowed) 2. Number of subscribers: At least 500 subscribers 3. Activity: The last post published no later than 32 hours ago 4. Comments: Comments must be open under the posts (through a group or embedded) 5. Quantity: Minimum 15,000 lines 6. Theme: War, news, politics, fights, trash/gore, sports, cars, crypto, fishing, and others Data to be collected for each channel Mandatory fields: Channel name username (link) Number of subscribers Theme (news, crypto, humor, business, etc.) Language (RU / UA / MIX) Date and time of the last post Presence of comments (yes) File format: Google Sheets / Excel (.xlsx)

We are looking for an experienced 1C developer who can not only perform individual tasks but also deeply understand our business processes, suggest improvements, and participate in the development of the system.What you will be doing: Analyzing existing processes in 1C and understanding the company's operational logic. Developing new functionality and enhancing existing features. Optimizing business processes and automating routine operations. Integrating 1C with the website, CRM, marketplaces, and other external services via API. Creating and refining processing, reports, documents, print forms, and data exchanges. Identifying bottlenecks in the system's operation and proposing ways to eliminate them. Participating in the design of new processes together with management and the team. Our expectations: Confident knowledge of the 1C:Enterprise 8 platform. Experience in developing and optimizing complex configurations. Understanding of the principles of business process automation. Experience in integrating 1C with external systems. Ability to independently analyze tasks and propose optimal solutions, not just execute technical assignments. Responsibility, initiative, and a desire to achieve results. It would be a big plus: Experience working with online stores and e-commerce. Experience integrating with payment systems, delivery services, and CRM. Knowledge of SQL, HTTP/API, XML/JSON. Experience with high-load systems. Work format: Remote work. Long-term cooperation. Workload as tasks arise with the prospect of ongoing work. Payment is discussed individually (hourly or per project). When responding, please indicate: Your experience with 1C. What major projects you have implemented. Examples of optimizations or automations you are particularly proud of. Your hourly rate or desired payment format. How many hours per week you are willing to dedicate to the project.

A separate CRM system needs to be developed for the centralized processing of all retail orders from various sales channels (Prom, Rozetka, own websites, and manual orders). Main requirements: A unified order registry from all sources, preserving information about the source and its status. A separate internal CRM status that operates independently of the status on the marketplace or website, with two-way synchronization of statuses where supported. Flexible integration with 1C: for each source, the administrator can separately enable or disable automatic order export. Integration with carriers for automatic creation of shipping documents, saving their numbers in the CRM, and transmitting the shipping document numbers to Prom and Rozetka. Integration with Checkbox for creating receipt projects, using customizable payment method matching, with subsequent fiscalization control. Support for manual order creation (phone, Viber, Telegram, Direct, etc.) with a complete subsequent processing cycle through the CRM. All API keys and integration settings must be managed by the administrator through the CRM interface without the involvement of a programmer. A complete action log and integration logging for system operation control. Main goal The manager must be able to fully process orders in one CRM interface — from receiving the order to creating a document in 1C, shipping document, receipt project, and completing the order, without the need to access the cabinets of Prom, Rozetka, websites, carriers, or Checkbox.

We have synchronization of two data sources with the CRM. The system as a whole is stable. However, there remains a part that becomes desynchronized. The main hypothesis is that in one of the sources, the data changes after the initial synchronization, and these changes are not always pulled into the CRM. + the data in the two sources have different names/identifiers even though they represent the same entities.