
Like many other accounting software options, Zoho Books offers standard features such as invoicing, bank reconciliation, and inventory management. However, what stands out for me is the invoicing automation, including recurring invoices and the ability to connect bank reconciliation with the bank server. These features save time and make the process more efficient. Additionally, Zoho Books integrates seamlessly with other Zoho apps. For example, once our RM travel expenses are approved in Zoho Expense, they are automatically reflected in Zoho Books, which makes the workflow easy and very helpful. I have also found their customer support to be responsive, having received assistance twice through chat. I use Zoho Books regularly, and these are the aspects I appreciate most about the software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One of the main things I dislike about Zoho Books is that it does not support managing multiple entities within a single account. This means we have to use separate logins for each entity, which is quite inconvenient. Another significant issue is that our sister concern operates in US staffing, so we work night shifts in India. During those hours, customer support is unavailable since it only operates during standard Indian business hours. Additionally, searching for transactions is challenging because I feel the search functionality is limited. Implementing Zoho Books from our previous accounting software was also a lengthy process, taking us several months, which was another drawback. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.


