The document will not post, the report does not add up? Ask LenSA
LenSA Assistant for 1C is an AI helper in your 1C for the people who work in the program without being expected to read code: accountants, storekeepers, HR, managers. It looks straight into your database instead of guessing.
Demos
The Assistant at work
What people come with
- Why will this document not post?
- Which field do I fill in?
- Where is it filled in, in my configuration?
- Why is the report showing the wrong total?
- How do I record a consignment document?
- Where did this document end up?
- Which report shows this?
- What changes in accounting next year?
- Why don't the balances match?
- How do I fix a document in a closed period?
It tells you what to fill in - and fills it in itself. And when it is not on you, it says that too
Half of the trouble in 1C comes down to an empty field: LenSA shows which one and where, and fills it in on your word - say "fill in the invoice" and it does. The other half is not your job at all: when the cause sits in configuration code, the Assistant says so instead of walking you in circles. From there the task belongs to LenSA Developer or to your programmer.
Query Console for 1C: for developersLive work with your database
It looks into your database instead of guessing
It reads the configuration structure and the documents themselves: which catalogues, registers and reports you actually have, and what sits in the fields. Every step is visible on screen: which object the Assistant opened before answering.
You decide what it may do
A switch right in the input bar. In Control mode the Assistant asks before every action on your data. In Trust mode it acts on its own. A person picks the access level, not the program.
An AI model for each task
Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek and others: chosen for the task and the budget instead of one imposed model.
It changes data, not just advises
Fill a field, repost a document, fix a catalogue entry: on your confirmation in Control mode.
It reads photos and files
A scan of an invoice, a photo of a document, a table: attach it to your question and the Assistant reads it and carries it into 1C. It sends the result back as a file in the answer, and the paperclip attaches it to a document or catalogue entry in your database.
Finds the right conversation
Search across the text of all your conversations: the list shows the exact spot where it matched.
Conversations by project
Give a conversation a project and filter the list by it. A new project is created right from the picker.
Finds a report by its variant name
Name a report variant the way it is labelled in your database and the Assistant finds the report itself.
It remembers your rules Soon
Explain a quirk of your accounting once and the Assistant applies it from then on. Rules stay with you and never mix with anyone else's.
What you need to start
1C:Enterprise 8.3 or 8.5 and an internet connection. One external data processor: open it or install it among the additional data processors, and from there you simply work with it - or it works for you.
What you do NOT need
No configuration extensions and no sign-off from an administrator. No powerful graphics card. No AI models installed on your machine. No separate subscription: coins are shared with the Query Console.
How it looks
The order won't post even with a date - the Assistant found an empty required “Project” field that isn't on the form, checked without writing, filled it in and posted the order
Results as ready files
- A report or data processor on request Ask in plain words - the Assistant builds a ready external report or data processor to plug into your 1C.
Big jobs without waiting
- Bulk operations in the background Repost a hundred documents without freezing the 1C window: the work runs in the background.
- Jobs that do not break off The Assistant finishes the task even if you close the data processor window.
- Helpers for complex tasks The Assistant splits a big task between helpers: each takes its part, and the result comes back as one answer.
Order in big jobs
- Task board The Assistant lays a big task out as steps on a board: you see what is done and what is left.
- Ready scenarios for routine work Routine operations run by proven scenarios - faster and the same way every time.
- Company access Keys for employees, each with its own coin limit, and a subscription with a fixed budget.