Zoho Books Partner in the UK: VAT, Making Tax Digital and Xero Migration
Datahikes is a Zoho Consulting Partner headquartered in Chennai, working with UK businesses in UK mornings and early afternoons. We set up Zoho Books with VAT and Making Tax Digital configured properly, connect your payroll and bank feeds, and move you off Xero, QuickBooks or Sage without losing your history.
Every scoping call is taken by a founding member of Datahikes. You will not be routed to a sales development team.
UK accounting is digital by law: VAT returns go to HMRC through Making Tax Digital software, and Income Tax is following. On top sit CIS, PAYE and pensions, and an accountant who works in Xero or Sage. A partner who has set up Zoho Books for UK businesses before saves you weeks of trial and error, and gets your first VAT return right.
VAT and MTD done right
20%, 5% and 0% rates, the right scheme and an authorised link to HMRC, so returns match what your accountant expects and go out digitally.
More than VAT now
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax began in April 2026 for larger sole traders and landlords, on top of CIS, PAYE and Companies House deadlines.
Xero and Sage are the norm
Most UK businesses arrive from Xero, QuickBooks or Sage. A clean move keeps VAT history, tracking and reports your accountant knows.
Hours that overlap
Chennai is 4.5 to 5.5 hours ahead of the UK, so UK mornings and early afternoons fall in our afternoon and evening.
What a Zoho Books partner does
A Zoho Books partner is an independent company, separate from Zoho Corporation, that sets up and supports the software around your business. We start with your VAT registration, entities and how you invoice, then configure Zoho Books to match and document why each choice was made. For how country editions work across the USA, Canada, Australia, Europe, the UAE and India, see our Zoho Books partner overview.
UK compliance
What UK compliance looks like inside Zoho Books
This is the checklist we work through on every UK project: what the rule is, and how we set Zoho Books up to handle it.
Requirement
What it means
How Zoho Books and we handle it
VAT registration and rates
Registration is compulsory once taxable turnover exceeds £90,000 over any rolling 12 months, with deregistration below £88,000. Rates are 20% standard, 5% reduced and 0% zero, plus exempt and out-of-scope supplies.
VAT registration number and dates entered, and VAT rates and treatments configured for your goods and services.
Making Tax Digital for VAT
Every VAT-registered business must keep digital records and file returns through MTD-compatible software.
Zoho Books authorised at HMRC, VAT return generated and submitted to HMRC, and VAT payments fetched from HMRC to match against returns.
VAT schemes
Standard accounting, the Flat Rate Scheme (open to businesses with VAT taxable turnover of £150,000 or less) and cash accounting each change how the return is built.
Your scheme and VAT accounting basis set, so return figures match your accountant's working.
Reverse charge and imports
Purchases from overseas suppliers, some digital services and construction supplies can carry reverse-charge VAT.
Reverse charge and domestic reverse charge configured, and purchases coded so returns are correct.
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
Began on 6 April 2026 for sole traders and landlords with qualifying income above £50,000, falling to £30,000 from April 2027 and £20,000 from April 2028. It does not apply to limited companies.
For sole traders, digital records and quarterly updates set up, as Zoho's UK pages describe. For companies, books structured for your accountant.
Corporation tax and Companies House
Limited companies file annual accounts and a corporation tax return. The main rate is 25% and the small profits rate 19%. MTD for Corporation Tax is not proceeding.
Chart of accounts, fixed assets and reports structured so your accountant can prepare accounts and the return from the ledger.
Construction Industry Scheme
Contractors deduct tax from subcontractor payments, and subcontractors have deductions taken at source.
CIS payments, deductions and statements tracked, with contractors and subcontractors set up.
PAYE, RTI and pensions
Employers report pay to HMRC each pay run, and pay PAYE, National Insurance and auto-enrolment pensions.
Payroll runs in your payroll provider. We connect its journals and map wages and liabilities so balances reconcile each pay run.
EU trade and Northern Ireland
Goods trade between Northern Ireland and the EU follows different VAT rules, and some businesses still need EC sales lists.
VAT treatments and reports configured as your adviser confirms them, and tested before go-live.
E-invoicing
UK B2B e-invoicing is not yet mandatory, although the direction of travel is towards structured invoices.
We watch the rules, and if you need e-invoicing for a customer today we verify what Zoho Books supports and connect through a provider.
Record keeping
VAT and business records must be kept for years, commonly six for VAT, and produced on request. Your accountant confirms the period.
Documents attached to transactions, user roles and change history, and export packs ready for review.
Rules change, so we confirm rather than assume. This table describes the position at the time of writing. At kickoff we check the current thresholds, rates and deadlines with you and your accountant, and we do not hard-code them without confirming them first.
Services
Zoho Books services for UK businesses
From the first scoping call to the year-two review, we cover the whole life of your Zoho Books account. Use one service on its own, or take the full engagement.
Consulting and planning
We map your entities, VAT registrations, payroll setup and reporting needs, then recommend the plan, structure and integrations. You receive a written plan even if you never hire us for the build.
VAT and MTD setup
VAT rates, your scheme, HMRC authorisation and a test submission, with a chart of accounts your accountant recognises.
CIS and payroll connection
CIS tracking for contractors and subcontractors, and your payroll provider's journals connected so PAYE, NI and pensions reconcile every pay run.
Migration to Zoho Books
We move you from Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, FreeAgent or spreadsheets, with opening balances, open invoices and VAT history mapped and reconciled to your trial balance.
Integrations
Zoho CRM, Zoho Inventory, Stripe, PayPal, your bank and your online store, connected so nothing is typed twice.
Workflow automation
Recurring invoices, payment reminders, approval rules and Deluge scripts, so weekly repeat tasks happen on their own.
Reports and MIS
Location-wise and project-wise profit and loss, receivable ageing, cash flow and management dashboards, with Zoho Analytics for multiple entities.
Training and managed support
Role-based sessions in UK working hours, then a named contact, agreed response times and VAT-cycle support on a retainer or an hours bucket.
Not sure which service you need?
Book a 30-minute scoping call and we will tell you in plain language.
VAT and Making Tax Digital are the same everywhere in the UK, but the businesses are not. A consultancy in London, a manufacturer in the Midlands and a contractor in Scotland have very different books, so we set Zoho Books up around your industry and your accountant's way of working.
Region
Typical businesses
How we help
London and the South East
Professional services, finance, technology, creative agencies and retail
Multi-entity books, VAT and MTD set up correctly, and a clean move from Xero or Sage.
The Midlands
Manufacturing, engineering, automotive suppliers and distribution
Inventory and job costing where needed, purchase flows and reports your accountant can work from.
The North West
Manchester and Liverpool: technology, media, logistics and professional services
Recurring billing, project costing, and staged migration from QuickBooks or Sage.
Yorkshire and the North East
Leeds, Sheffield and Newcastle: manufacturing, digital, energy and finance
Multi-entity books, VAT schemes and payroll journals reconciled every run.
Scotland
Edinburgh and Glasgow: finance, energy, tourism and technology
Multi-currency billing, approvals and clean audit trails.
Wales and Northern Ireland
Cardiff and Belfast: manufacturing, agri-food, technology and services
VAT treatments for EU trade from Northern Ireland, and cross-border invoicing.
How we work with UK teams
Chennai is 4.5 hours ahead of the UK in summer and 5.5 hours ahead in winter. UK mornings and early afternoons fall in our afternoon and evening, so discovery, setup, training and review sessions by screen-share overlap comfortably with your working day. If you would like an in-person session for a larger project, raise it on the scoping call and we will tell you what is possible.
Industries
Industries we set up Zoho Books for in the UK
Each sector invoices, tracks cost and reports profit differently. We configure Zoho Books around how yours actually works.
Professional services
Time and milestone billing, retainers, expense recharges and project profitability, tied to Zoho CRM.
Construction and trades
CIS tracking, domestic reverse charge, job costing, stage payments and retention across sites.
E-commerce and retail
Store and marketplace orders posted with the right VAT treatment, with returns, gateway fees and payouts reconciled.
Technology and SaaS
Recurring invoices, multi-currency billing, revenue tracking and management reports for investors.
Manufacturing and distribution
Raw materials and finished goods, bills of materials where needed, multi-warehouse stock and cost-of-goods reports.
Hospitality and leisure
Multi-site reporting, supplier payables, daily sales posting and payroll reconciliation.
Healthcare and care services
Location and practitioner reporting, package billing and a clear split of exempt and taxable supplies.
Property and lettings
Rental income and costs by property, landlord reporting and records ready for Making Tax Digital.
Do not see your industry? Book a call. Zoho Books is flexible enough that most sectors are a matter of configuration, not compromise.
Migration
Migrating to Zoho Books from Xero, QuickBooks, Sage or spreadsheets
Migration is where most accounting projects succeed or fail. Moving data is easy. Moving it so that your VAT history and reports still agree with last year's is the real work, so we treat migration as an accounting exercise first and a technical one second.
What we migrate
Customers, suppliers and their balances
Chart of accounts and opening balances at your cut-over date
Items, services and price lists
Open invoices, bills, credit notes and supplier credits
History for the period you choose, commonly the current financial year plus the previous one
VAT registration, VAT schemes and bank details
How the main sources differ
Coming from
What usually needs care
How we handle it
Xero
Tracking categories, VAT history, bank feed connections and repeating invoices
Map tracking to reporting tags, carry VAT treatment across, reconnect feeds and recreate recurring documents.
QuickBooks
Classes and locations, tax codes, item structures and vendor records
Export in stages, map classes to tags or branches, rebuild VAT codes and confirm supplier records.
Sage 50 and Sage Accounting
Nominal codes, VAT schemes, stock records and customer and supplier balances
Map nominal codes to a clean chart, match VAT treatment, and reconcile ledgers and stock to your trial balance.
FreeAgent, spreadsheets and other tools
Projects, inconsistent formats, duplicate contacts and missing VAT details
Clean and standardise first, then import in validated batches.
The best time to switch. Cut over at the start of a VAT quarter or month, or a new financial year, and avoid the days around a filing deadline. A clean start date makes VAT reconciliation easy, and we authorise Zoho Books at HMRC before your first submission.
We never migrate blind. Every migration includes a data-quality review before import, a reconciliation of totals afterwards, sign-off from you or your accountant, a rollback plan and, where the stakes are high, a parallel closing period so both systems produce the same numbers before the old one is retired.
Send us a sample export
We will tell you in one working day what a clean migration would involve.
Zoho Books vs Xero, QuickBooks, Sage and FreeAgent in the UK
Most UK buyers arrive with Xero or Sage on their shortlist, often because their accountant uses one. We are a Zoho partner, so we favour Zoho Books, but we say where another tool genuinely fits better, because a wrong-fit purchase helps nobody.
Product
Where it is strong
Where Zoho Books is stronger
Where it may fit better
Xero
Very common among UK accountants and bookkeepers, strong Making Tax Digital support and a huge integration ecosystem.
A free tier, built-in CRM, inventory and workflow tools within one suite, and a lower entry cost.
Practices that standardise all clients on Xero.
QuickBooks Online
Familiar interface, wide adoption, payroll and app add-ons.
Automation depth, a native Zoho suite and competitive plan pricing.
Businesses already invested in Intuit tools.
Sage Accounting
Long UK heritage, popular with older accounting practices and finance teams.
A modern interface, deeper integration with CRM and operations, and faster setup.
Firms with a Sage-trained finance team.
FreeAgent
Designed for freelancers, sole traders and small limited companies, with MTD support, sometimes bundled with certain UK business bank accounts.
Multi-user and inventory support, projects and a multi-entity growth path.
Solo operators wanting a simple, accountant-friendly tool.
If your accountant insists on one tool, that can outweigh everything else, and we will tell you so. You do not have to choose overnight: many businesses run both systems side by side for a closing cycle. Plan prices and free-plan terms change and differ by edition, so we do not print them here. Check the current Zoho Books UK plan page, and we will help you choose on a scoping call.
Integrations
Zoho Books integrations for the UK stack
Accounting stops being a chore when data arrives on its own. Zoho Books connects natively to the wider Zoho ecosystem and to the payroll tools, banks and stores UK businesses already use.
Integration
What it does for you
Zoho CRM
Won deals become customers, quotes and VAT invoices without re-typing, and payment status shows inside the CRM record.
Zoho Inventory
Stock, purchase orders and sales orders stay in step with your books, across warehouses and sites.
Payroll provider
Your payroll provider's journals flow into Zoho Books, mapped to wage, PAYE, NI and pension accounts, so payroll reconciles each pay run.
Zoho Expense
Employee claims and card spend arrive coded, approved and ready to reconcile.
Payment gateways
Stripe, PayPal and other supported gateways, with payment links on invoices and automatic reconciliation.
Banks
Bank and card feeds through open banking providers where supported, with rules that categorise repeat transactions.
Online stores
Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon and Magento orders, refunds and fees posted with the right VAT treatment.
Zoho Analytics
Entity-wise and site-wise dashboards, cash flow views and management reports beyond the standard reports.
When you need something custom
If a standard connector does not fit, we build the link with Deluge, Zoho Flow, Zoho Creator and the Zoho APIs, then document and hand it over so it never depends on one developer's memory. That includes a custom link to a payroll provider or a niche industry system.
Process
Our Zoho Books implementation process
Every engagement follows the same seven steps, so you always know where you are, what happens next and what we need from you.
1
Discovery call
We learn your VAT registration, entities, current tools, payroll setup, team and pain points, and send a short written summary so mistakes are caught on day one.
2
Scope and plan
We recommend the structure, plan and integrations, then agree scope, timeline and price in writing before any work starts.
3
Foundation setup
Organisation, VAT rates and scheme, HMRC authorisation, chart of accounts, users, roles, templates and numbering, built for how your accountant works.
4
Data migration
Contacts, opening balances, open invoices and bills and agreed history, cleaned before import and reconciled to your trial balance afterwards.
5
Integrations and automation
Banks, payroll, gateways, CRM, inventory and workflows connected and tested with realistic transactions.
6
Training and parallel run
Role-based training in UK working hours and, for migrations, a parallel closing cycle so your accountant can compare old and new numbers.
7
Go-live and support
A cut-over plan aligned to a VAT period, hyper-care in the first weeks, and a handover with documentation.
How long does it take?
Timelines depend on scope, so treat these as typical ranges. We confirm a firm timeline after a scoping call.
Scope
Typical duration
Single entity, standard setup, no migration
2 to 4 weeks
Single entity with migration from Xero, QuickBooks, Sage or spreadsheets
4 to 8 weeks
Integrations with CRM, inventory, payroll or online stores
Adds 1 to 4 weeks, depending on how many
Several entities or VAT registrations
6 to 12 weeks, often phased by entity
Multi-country rollout
8 to 12 weeks or more, often phased by entity
The more responsive your team is in the first two weeks, the faster everything else moves. We ask for one decision-maker, access to your current data, your VAT registration details and a few short review sessions.
Cost
What a Zoho Books partner costs in the UK
Every project is different, so we quote after a scoping call instead of publishing a price that fits nobody. Here is what moves the number.
Entities and VAT registrations
The number of legal entities and VAT registrations is the biggest driver, because each needs its own setup and testing.
Data to migrate
A clean current-year import is small. Several years of history from a legacy tool with messy contacts takes longer.
Integrations
Each connection to CRM, inventory, payroll, gateways, banks or a store adds design, build and testing time.
Customisation and training
Custom reports, automations and the number of people we train all change the effort.
Engagement models
Model
How it works
Best when
Fixed scope
Agreed deliverables for an agreed price, often after a short paid discovery.
Requirements are clear and stable.
Collaborative sprints
Work delivered in short cycles with regular reviews, priced by estimate or capped hours.
Requirements will evolve as you see the system.
Retainer or hours bucket
A monthly block of support and improvement hours.
You want ongoing help after go-live.
A single-entity setup with light migration is a small project. A multi-entity rollout with several integrations is larger. Either way you get scope, assumptions and what triggers extra charges in writing before work begins.
Want a number you can plan around?
Tell us your entities, tools and team size, and we will send a written scope and quote.
A partner shapes how your finance team works for years, so the choice deserves more than a price comparison. This is the checklist we would use if we were buying.
Eight questions to ask before you sign
Are you in Zoho's official partner directory? Check the listing yourself, filter by country and read the reviews.
Have you set up VAT and Making Tax Digital in Zoho Books? Ask for specifics, including HMRC authorisation and schemes.
How do you handle a migration from Xero or Sage? Listen for VAT code mapping, trial balance checks, sign-off and a parallel run.
How do you connect payroll? A good partner explains how payroll journals reach the ledger and reconcile.
Who does the work? Ask whether you get a named consultant or a rotating queue, and who covers absences.
Will you work in my hours? A remote partner should overlap with your working day and say how quickly it replies.
Can you work with my accountant? The best setups are built with the people who file your returns.
What does it cost, and what is not included? Ask for scope, assumptions and what triggers extra charges.
Red flags
A very low fixed price that promises everything, with no discovery step
Setup that starts before anyone asks about your VAT scheme
No mention of Making Tax Digital, payroll or reconciliation
Slow or vague replies during the sales process
No documentation or handover in the scope
Partner tiers: useful, not the whole story
Zoho groups partners into tiers (Authorized, Advanced and Premium) based on factors such as certifications, tenure, customers and verified reviews. Tier is a helpful signal but not a quality score. A smaller partner that has set up Zoho Books for UK businesses many times can serve you better than a larger one that has not. Focus on relevant experience, communication and references.
Datahikes is a Zoho Consulting Partner headquartered in Chennai. Our background spans finance operations, data analytics, project management and digital systems, so we treat Zoho Books as a business process to design, not a form to fill in.
UK-first setup
We configure your VAT registration, scheme and HMRC authorisation before anything else, so your first return matches what your accountant expects.
The whole Zoho stack
We also implement Zoho CRM, Desk, Creator, Inventory, People and Zoho One, so Books is designed alongside the rest, not patched on later.
Custom build capability
When a standard connector does not fit, we write the function. Deluge, Zoho Flow, Zoho Creator and API work are part of every week.
Documented, not mysterious
You receive configuration notes and walkthroughs, so you understand why things were built as they were and can extend them.
Honest scoping
If Zoho Books is not the right answer for a requirement, or your accountant needs another tool, we tell you before you sign, not after.
Hours that overlap with the UK
UK mornings and early afternoons fall in our afternoon and evening, with a named contact from scoping to support.
Since 2021Delivering Zoho implementations, migrations and custom development
Chennai HQ4.5 to 5.5 hours ahead of the UK
Clients in 20+ countriesAcross India, the UAE, the USA, the UK and beyond
Scoped in writingEvery engagement, before work begins
Talk to the team that would build your setup
A founding member takes every scoping call, so you speak to the people who shape the work.
Frequently asked questions about Zoho Books in the UK
Straight answers on VAT, Making Tax Digital, CIS, migration, timelines and cost. Still have a question? Send it through the form below.
What does a Zoho Books partner in the UK do?
A Zoho Books partner is an independent company, separate from Zoho Corporation, that sets up, migrates, integrates and supports Zoho Books. In the UK that means configuring VAT and Making Tax Digital, connecting payroll and bank feeds, moving data from Xero, QuickBooks or Sage, and supporting your team remotely in UK working hours.
How do I choose a Zoho Books partner in the UK?
Check the official Zoho partner directory, and ask for experience with VAT, Making Tax Digital and migration from Xero or Sage specifically. Ask who does the work, what gets documented and what support follows go-live. How quickly and clearly a partner replies before you sign is a good preview of the service afterwards.
Does Zoho Books support UK VAT and Making Tax Digital?
Yes. The UK edition supports standard, reduced and zero-rated VAT, exempt and out-of-scope treatments, VAT returns, and submission of returns to HMRC directly from Zoho Books for businesses signed up to Making Tax Digital. We handle the authorisation, scheme setup and a test before go-live.
Do I need to register for VAT?
VAT registration is compulsory once taxable turnover exceeds £90,000 over any rolling 12 months, and you can deregister below £88,000. Voluntary registration is possible below the threshold. Your accountant confirms your position, and we set up your VAT settings once you are registered.
Which VAT schemes does Zoho Books support?
Zoho Books supports standard accounting, the Flat Rate Scheme, for businesses whose VAT taxable turnover is £150,000 or less to join, and cash accounting, plus the domestic reverse charge. Your accountant confirms the right scheme, and we configure it so your VAT return figures match their working.
Can I file my VAT return straight to HMRC from Zoho Books?
Yes, for businesses signed up to Making Tax Digital. You authorise Zoho Books at HMRC, generate the return, review the figures and choose Submit to HMRC. Zoho Books can also fetch VAT payments from HMRC to match against returns. If you file another way, you can mark the return as filed.
What is Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, and does it affect me?
It began on 6 April 2026 for sole traders and landlords with qualifying income above £50,000, falls to £30,000 from April 2027 and £20,000 from April 2028, and requires digital records and quarterly updates. It does not apply to limited companies. Zoho's UK pages describe support for sole traders.
Does Zoho Books handle CIS for construction?
Zoho Books can track CIS payments and deductions and generate CIS statements, and it supports the domestic reverse charge for construction. We set up contractors and subcontractors, deduction rates and reports, and confirm the treatment with your accountant.
Does Zoho Books run payroll and RTI in the UK?
Payroll, RTI submissions and auto-enrolment run in your payroll provider. We connect that provider's journals to Zoho Books, map wages, PAYE, National Insurance and pension liabilities to the right accounts, and set up reports so your accountant can reconcile the balances each pay run.
Can I migrate from Xero, QuickBooks or Sage to Zoho Books?
Yes. We map your chart of accounts, VAT codes and tracking, import contacts, opening balances, open invoices and bills and the history you choose, and reconcile the result to your trial balance. A parallel closing period lets your accountant sign off before you switch.
When is the best time to switch accounting software in the UK?
The cleanest moment is the start of a VAT quarter or month, or a new financial year, away from filing deadlines. A clean start date makes opening balances and VAT reconciliation simple, and we plan the project timeline backwards from it.
Can I run my old system alongside Zoho Books for a while?
Yes. Many businesses run both for one closing cycle so their accountant can compare the numbers, then move the old system to read-only. We plan the overlap so it is short, deliberate and ends on a clear cut-over date.
Can Zoho Books handle several companies and multiple currencies?
Yes. The usual approach is one Zoho Books organisation per legal entity, each with its own VAT registration, with consolidated reporting through Zoho Analytics. Multi-currency invoicing in GBP, EUR and USD is supported, with exchange gains and losses booked cleanly, subject to your plan.
Which banks and payment gateways work with Zoho Books in the UK?
Zoho Books supports bank feeds from many UK banks through open banking providers, and works with gateways such as Stripe and PayPal. Availability varies by bank and plan, so we check the ones you use before we plan the setup.
What time zone do you work in?
We are headquartered in Chennai, which is 4.5 hours ahead of the UK in summer and 5.5 hours ahead in winter. UK mornings and early afternoons fall in our afternoon and evening, so sessions overlap comfortably. We work remotely by default, and support is in English.
How much does a Zoho Books partner cost in the UK?
Cost depends on the number of entities and VAT registrations, migration volume, integrations, customisation and training. A single-entity setup with light migration is a small project. We quote after a scoping call, with clear scope and assumptions written down before work begins.
Client Reviews
What Our UK Clients Say About Working With Datahikes
From CRM builds and Zoho suite integration to support, AI and custom apps, here is how clients across the United Kingdom describe working with our Zoho consultants.
★★★★★4.8/5Based on client reviews on Google
Zoho Suite Integration
Datahikes have been fantastic at helping us to integrate the Zoho Suite into our business over the last 2 years. I have worked closely with many of their team members during this time and they are always quick to respond to my questions and great collaborators when we've wanted to customise the CRM or troubleshoot an issue. I would highly recommend them.
AAndyTechnical Project Manager · London
Zoho Consulting and Support
Datahikes have been incredibly helpful. From start to finish, the support has been incredible. We have grown substantially in the last few years and Datahikes has been a vital part of this achievement. We would highly recommend them as a consultant for Zoho products and appreciate Datahikes support us as we expanded our use of the Zoho suite.
NNeil PatelFounder, Marketing Agency · Manchester
Zoho and AI Support
The support and assistance from Datahikes has been exceptional. Since we have been using them as our go to support for Zoho and AI we have improved our efficiency processes no end. They are very easy to deal with, the technicians who manage each project are quick to understand what you are trying to achieve. For any business who uses Zoho I would strongly recommend you engage with Datahikes.
JJana HendresonFounder, IT Company · London
Ongoing Zoho Support
We have been working with Samuel and Datahikes team for several months, and our experience has been very positive. They are consistently responsive, knowledgeable, and efficient when helping us with tasks in our Zoho. Their support has made a noticeable difference in keeping our projects on track and running smoothly. Thank you to the Datahikes team - We look forward to continuing our partnership moving forward.
PPeterCEO · London
Zoho CRM Implementation
Datahikes built our CRM system from start to finish, we didn't know anything about CRM and found the company to be very supportive and understanding in helping us translate our requirements in a way that was implementable. As a first-time CRM user, Zoho has changed the game for our company, and we've seen immense opportunities for scaling and control across the various departments of our company. Everything is just slick and polished, I don't know how we ever functioned without this system. Sam is our consultant, and he's been nothing short of amazing. Always going over and above, very quick to reply, super responsive. We're exceptionally happy with his service and intend to continue using Datahikes for the foreseeable future. Very happy with this company. We have tried a few different suppliers, so we can tell you that Datahikes know what they're doing.
GGary SzoradFounder · Edinburgh
Custom Inventory App
Datahikes was great helping us customize and manage our Zoho account. They created a custom inventory application as Zoho's integrated quoting didn't have all the functionality our team needed. Easy to work with, responsive and application worked very well for our use case and integrated with both CRM and Zoho Books. Would definitely recommend if you're looking to maximize your usage of Zoho.
