What objects in 1C do you know?

In 1C, there are various objects used for building configurations and implementing business logic:

• Directories — objects for storing reference information (e.g., counterparties, nomenclature).
• Documents — objects that record economic transactions (e.g., invoices, bills of lading).
• Information Register — for storing heterogeneous information not related to movement (e.g., parameters, settings).
• Accumulation Register — for accounting quantitative and sum indicators (e.g., stock balances).
• Calculation Register — for storing calculation results (e.g., salary accruals).
• Characteristic Types Plans — for describing object characteristics.
• Accounts Plans — for accounting.
• Calculation Types Plans — for accounting calculations with employees.
• Processing and Reports — objects that implement data processing logic and report generation.

Each of these objects has its own features and is used depending on the task.