The assignment of the RNPT upon import from the EAEU has been transferred to the DOPPLER operator of traceability. Prior to this update, companies were required to submit an "Import Notification of Traceable Goods" in order to obtain the batch registration number. The new mechanism eliminates this step: the numbers are assigned directly through the DPP. The feature is only available in the PROF version.
For importers working with product groups from the traceability list — electronics, refrigerating equipment, baby strollers and other categories — the change reduces the administrative burden when processing supplies from Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and other EAEU states. Previously, late notification could result in fines and blocking the movement of goods in the accounting system.
In addition to the changes in the traceability block, the release updates integration with the Ozon trading platform — also only in the PROF version. The methods of exchanging certificates and images in the software interface for interacting with the site have been replaced. Sellers who use automatic uploading of cards and documents via 1C will need to install an update so that data exchange with Ozon continues to work correctly.
The electronic document library has been updated to version 1.9.16.76. In addition, the release fixes a number of previously identified errors — a list of them is published on ITS website.
Access to the update is open to users whose program is officially supported by 1C.
Related materials:
- SPOT expands from October 1: traceable goods from the EAEU under new rules — why has the notification of import of traceable goods been replaced with a new procedure
- Customs changes from October 1, 2026: what is changing in the declaration — what else has changed in traceability when imported from the EAEU
- SPOT and electronic TTN: what changes from June 1, 2026. Part 2 — how documents for importation from the EAEU are related to the accounting system
