Case studiesZoho implementations, end to end
Four businesses, four very different problems. For each one: what they needed, how the data now flows through Zoho, and exactly what we built in every app.
The work
Real clients, named, with the build explained
No composite examples and no borrowed numbers. Each case study walks through a live Zoho system we implemented.
At a glance
Which Zoho apps, for which business
The right stack is the smallest one that solves the problem. Each of these builds uses two or three Zoho apps, chosen for the job in front of them.
| Client |  |  |  |  |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edusphere College of Management and TechnologyPrivate higher education · Singapore | ||||
| Tea Social CafeCafé & food service · Qatar | ||||
| Rohaan ConstructionsReal estate & construction · Chennai, India | ||||
| MetalX Resources Private LimitedB2B trading · Delhi, India |
The common thread
Every project starts with where the data comes from
A college’s ad leads, a café’s delivery commission, a builder’s portal enquiries, a supplier’s website RFQs. In each case the win came from getting data into Zoho once, at the source — then letting CRM, Books, Inventory and Creator pass it along instead of people retyping it.
Read more about how we run an implementation on our Zoho implementation page.
- 1Map the sourcesEvery place a lead, sale, cost or request enters the business.
- 2Capture onceForms, portals, ads and APIs write straight into the right Zoho app.
- 3Connect the appsRecords move between CRM, Books, Inventory and Creator on their own.
- 4Report from the truthOwners read pipelines, costs and cash flow from live data.
Your business could be the next case study
Tell us where your leads, sales and costs come from today. We’ll show you how they could flow through Zoho.