Bitrix24 Cloud and Self-Hosted

If you are developing integrations for Bitrix24 using AI tools (Codex, Claude Code, Cursor), connect to the MCP server so that the assistant can utilize the official REST documentation.

Bitrix24 operates as both a cloud service and as self-hosted installations on a client's server. This section helps prepare a REST application to work with the self-hosted version: accounting for the differences of the self-hosted version, opening the necessary network access on the client side, and complying with security requirements.

If you are just starting, open REST API Peculiarities in the Self-Hosted Version — it covers the main differences between the self-hosted version and the cloud. Network access and security will be required during the implementation stage at the client site.

All Section Materials

Material

Description

REST API features in the boxed version

How the boxed version differs when working with methods, events, and authorization. Module versioning, isolated box, and adding your own methods

Required network access

Which inbound and outbound requests to open for the application to work with the boxed Bitrix24

Security recommendations for REST API applications

Working with tokens, data validation, and communication channel protection