Order data exchange format

Question

Electronic commerce

Hello!

Is there a single standard for the exchange of order data in relation to online stores in Runet or abroad? I found CommerceML, which was promoted by 1C, but it seems that it is no longer supported. With the transfer of price lists in Runet, everything is fine, thanks to Yandex XML. I am sure that there should be a unified solution for orders, as well as their statuses. I would be grateful for links.

Answer 1

Silenzushka what do you need? Do you write your own system or do you just have a website? If the site, then: a) does the client have 1C or something else b) what kind of engine - perhaps everything has already been written?
The format is in circulation in Russia. In our case, 90% of 1C clients, and we work with Bitrix and UMI. Incl. the question is not worth it.
But there is an experience of writing a large store. In the project, the client has self-written software. In order not to complicate the exchange, we sat down at the table and came up with our own file format. It is more convenient for both us and the customer, because did not have to drag and process unnecessary data.
Everything depends on the tasks.

Answer 2

In fact, the task is important and it is surprising that no one (I may not know that someone has already done it) has adopted a single standard. The transfer of information about the order, its updating (products can be removed, added, prices can change, etc.) is key in e-commerce. Just look at the ticketing market and what standardization has done to it.

Answer 3

There is such a thing - EDI . The standard includes a bunch of specifications for data coding in various areas: finance, trade, medicine, transport, etc. ( detailed list ). Surely there is something that suits you. X12 files look something like this .

Answer 4

CommerceML 2 orders from the site: v8.1c.ru/edi/edi_stnd/131/ (examples below)