Magnit will transfer management of its own production to a single ERP system

As TAdviser discovered, the Magnit retail chain (Tander JSC) has planned a project to implement an ERP system for its subsidiary TD Holding. The retailer published a request for proposals for the provision of relevant services on January 30, 2026^[1]

TD Holding is one of the companies managing Magnit's own food production. It includes 6 sites that make a wide range of food products - from breakfast cereals and granola to frozen meat and bakery semi-finished products. The website dedicated to the retailer's own production indicates that more than 20 years ago, it was with TD Holding that the history of Tander's own production began. Now the sites operating under its auspices produce more than 340 product items, 76 thousand tons of products per year.

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From the technical assignment to the request for proposals for ERP implementation services, it follows that a single system based on the 1C: ERP product should be created for the Holding TD. After its implementation, there will be one base located in the parent company in Krasnodar, and production sites will operate in ERP through a thin client.

Among the goals of the project are the acceleration of information flows, the abandonment of obsolete disparate information systems and the transition to a single one covering all structural divisions of TD Holding. The company expects that it will be possible to reduce or completely abandon abnormal integration processes between disparate systems.

In addition, the goals are to generate complete and reliable reports for the purpose of making management decisions from one source and partially or completely refuse to use Excel as a tool for combining reports obtained from disparate systems.

The new ERP will ensure the further development of the business by introducing new accounting automation technologies instead of outdated ones. In addition to a thin client, we are talking about using a web and mobile client to work via the Internet on mobile devices. This means the ability to control business from anywhere in the world without losing the speed of interaction with a single system.

Technologically, the need for implementation is also connected with the forecasts of termination in the near future by the vendor of the information and technological support of the product "1C: Manufacturing Enterprise Management," which is already used by the customer, follows from the terms of reference.

The objects of automation within the project are such processes as:

• Procurement Management;
• Procurement Management;
• Sales Management;
• Sales Management;
• Production management;
• Subcontracting;
• Warehouse and inventory;
• Treasury and Financial Management;
• Personnel accounting;
• Payroll calculation;
• NSI management;
• Regulated accounting and reporting;
• Economic cost analysis and management reporting;
• Product labeling;
• Laboratory control.

Among the requirements for the system - it must ensure the simultaneous work of 1 thousand users and support the creation of up to 5 thousand documents per day.

The implemented system should provide the IT service with the opportunity to create new and modify objects that are already part of the configuration in accordance with the changing requirements of the legislation and the accounting policy of the company. For this purpose, customer technicians will be required to provide access to an open and fully documented system configuration code, as specified in the SOW.

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