# An alternative to Make and n8n for working with 1C

> Make and n8n build automations from blocks a person configures. Samreshuuu works from the task: you write what you need and the agent goes into 1C, the bank and marketplaces itself.

Make and n8n build automations from blocks: you draw a scenario, configure each step and maintain it. Neither has a ready 1C block; the database is reached with HTTP requests to OData or to HTTP services. Samreshuuu works from the task: you write what you need in chat, and the agent goes into 1C, the bank and marketplaces itself and writes once you approve.

## Point by point

|  | Samreshuuu | Make and n8n |
| --- | --- | --- |
| How a task is set | In words in chat, or as a scheduled task | A scenario of blocks a person builds and configures |
| 1C | A ready OData connection: the agent reads your database schema itself | No ready block; requests to 1C OData or HTTP services are configured by hand |
| A new task | A new request in chat | A new scenario or an edit with every step checked |
| Repeatability | The agent chooses the steps and shows what it did | Every run follows the same scenario |
| Paying from Russia | In rubles, by card or by invoice for a company | Make and n8n Cloud take a foreign card; n8n can be self-hosted for free |
| Price | Pro 2,000 RUB a month, a week of Pro to try | n8n Cloud from €20 a month billed yearly (2,500 executions); Make has a free plan with 1,000 credits |

## When Make and n8n fits

- **You need a strictly identical process.** Thousands of identical runs a day, where every step must go exactly as drawn.
- **You have a developer and a server.** n8n Community Edition installs on your own server for free, and someone maintains the scenarios.
- **Your main services are international.** Make and n8n have a large catalog of ready blocks for international SaaS.

## When Samreshuuu fits

- **No time to build scenarios.** Describing the task in words is quicker than drawing a diagram and chasing errors in every block.
- **The work happens in 1C and Russian services.** 1C, banks, Ozon, Wildberries, Bitrix24 and amoCRM connect through ready connectors.
- **Tasks vary and change.** A reconciliation, an exception review, a report for a new question from the manager: no new scenario for each case.

## What it costs

**Make and n8n:** n8n Cloud: Starter €20 a month (2,500 executions), Pro €50 (10,000 executions) billed yearly; Community Edition is free to self-host. Make: a free plan with 1,000 credits a month and paid Core, Pro and Teams plans; paid by card, and per user guides Russian cards are declined.

**Samreshuuu:** Pro 2,000 RUB a month, Max 10,000 RUB a month. A week of Pro to try it, paid in rubles by card or by invoice for a company.

## Using both

A settled flow with thousands of identical runs is fine to keep in n8n or Make, while reconciliations, exception reviews and 1C reports go to the agent.

## Questions

### Do n8n or Make have a ready 1C integration?
Neither n8n nor Make has a ready 1C block. The database is connected with HTTP requests to the published OData or to an HTTP service a 1C developer writes. Samreshuuu has a ready 1C connection over OData.

### How do I pay for n8n or Make from Russia?
The cloud plans of both take a foreign card. n8n Community Edition can be self-hosted for free. Samreshuuu is paid in rubles by card or by invoice for a company.

### Will the agent replace my n8n scenarios?
Not necessarily. A flow that must run identically thousands of times a day is more predictable as a scenario. The agent helps where tasks change, or where a scenario would have to be rewritten for each case.

### What if the agent makes a mistake writing to 1C?
Before every write the agent shows what will change and waits for your approval. Its rights are limited to those of the 1C user whose login you connected.

## Sources

- [n8n pricing](https://n8n.io/pricing/)
- [Make pricing](https://www.make.com/en/pricing)
- [n8n and 1C via HTTP Request, Infostart](https://infostart.ru/public/2512468/)

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