Zoho Books Review

Review:

Zoho Books is an online accounting software solution with great integration and customization capabilities. Employers can use Zoho Books to automate online business workflows, create customized invoices, track payments, reconcile accounts, and monitor inventory levels.

The platform also features client and vendor portals, financial reporting tools, and a convenient mobile app for on-the-go bookkeeping. With several plans to choose from, including a free option, Zoho Books offers a cost-effective solution for small businesses to manage their finances.

Highlights:

• The software makes it easy to create and send sales and purchase orders, keep track of sales tax, and accept online payments.
• Clients and vendors can self-manage their transactions with the business through convenient client and vendor portals.
• Users can create and send professional, customized invoices and set up automated reminders.
• Businesses can automate their workflows to eliminate repetitive tasks, such as recurring invoices.
• There is a convenient mobile app.
• Zoho Books' user-friendly reporting tools make it easy to track financial information, get insights, and create reports.
• All plans include multilingual invoicing, invoicing customization, a client portal, and integrations with Zoho and third-party apps.

Shortcomings:

• The free plan is only available to businesses with an annual income of up to $50,000.
• All plans limit users — additional users can be added at an additional cost.

Reputation:

Zoho is not accredited by the Better Business Bureau and has an F rating on the platform. On TrustRadius, Zoho Books received a score of 8.5 out of 10, based on the opinions of 24 reviewers. Users lauded the platform's user-friendliness, integrations, and reporting features.

Zoho Books also received an excellent rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars on G2, based on the opinions of 71 reviewers. Users found the software to be affordable and easy to use. One user suggested the payroll offering could be improved.