Zoho One is the only One
Overall Satisfaction with Zoho One
It is the single platform we use to operate our entire business other than the web browser. I've been a long time Zoho user starting with Zoho CRM and then a year or so later, began using Zoho Books, and then Zoho Mail. Once Zoho One was released which is the all inclusive subscription which includes at the time about 40 Zoho modules, I was sold as it was the more economical option and was a full integrated approach to operating our business. Most recently we've incorporated Zoho Payroll which we'd been waiting for and so far, love it.
Pros
- Single Sign on
- Single Subscription payment
- Full Integrated across all modules
- Excellent UI/UX
Cons
- Sometimes updates are released without prior notification
- So feature rich it can be a bit of a learning curve if you don't start with the basics
- Not as well known as the heavily promoted SalesForce or HubSpot
- An affordable alternative to more expensive options that are not even close to all that Zoho One has included in their subscription.
- I cannot imagine ever going back to using multiple software to run our business.
- Completely eliminates duplicate data entry since Zoho One is full integrated across modules.
- I wish our organization was larger so we could use some of the other totally tricked out features like Zoho People.
The primary reason we switched from Daylite is when we started using Virtual Assistants and wanted a cloud based alternative which Daylite didn't provide. We left MYOB when I think it stopped supporting Apple computers. We left AccountEdge when it stopped supporting payroll tax tables for Apple computers. Thankfully, each time we left one software company we were led to Zoho and have remained ever since.
Do you think Zoho One delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Zoho One's feature set?
Yes
Did Zoho One live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Zoho One go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Zoho One again?
Yes

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