ETL Bitrix24 data to Amazon S3

Returns employee and user directory data from Bitrix24, including IDs, names, contact details, active status, departments, and role-related attributes. This endpoint is commonly used to build user dimensions, ownership mappings, and access-related reporting.

Provides CRM contact records for individual people associated with customers or prospects. It typically includes personal details, communication fields such as phone and email, assigned user, source information, and custom CRM fields.

Returns CRM company records representing organizations linked to deals, contacts, and other sales activities. The data usually includes company identifiers, names, industry-related attributes, assigned managers, address information, and custom fields.

Exposes sales opportunity data managed in the Bitrix24 CRM pipeline. This endpoint generally contains deal amounts, stages, statuses, responsible users, linked contacts or companies, timestamps, and other fields required for funnel and revenue analysis.

Provides incoming prospect records before they are qualified into contacts, companies, or deals. It is useful for tracking lead generation performance and usually includes source, status, assigned user, contact details, and qualification metadata.

Returns CRM activity data such as calls, emails, meetings, and tasks associated with leads, contacts, companies, or deals. This endpoint is important for analyzing engagement history, sales workload, and customer communication timelines.

Provides task management data created within Bitrix24, including task titles, descriptions, statuses, deadlines, creators, assignees, and related workgroup context. It is commonly used for operational reporting and team productivity analysis.

Returns billing and payment-related records connected to CRM processes, depending on the Bitrix24 account configuration. These records typically include invoice amounts, currency, status, linked entities, and dates relevant for financial and sales reporting.