Zoho Books offers a free plan and six paid ones. Its free plan offers the ability to add one user and one accountant, client management tools, a client portal, online and offline payment processing, automated payment reminders, expense and mileage tracking, invoicing tools and key tax calculators and reports. Its paid plans add features, such as the ability to invite more users, pay bills, assign custom roles, manage timesheets and set up automation rules.
While Zoho Books offers few real estate-specific tools, its integratable proprietary apps expand its ability further to serve real estate professionals. Some real estate useful integrations include Zoho Sign (for e-sign capabilities and encryption of estimates and invoices), Zoho Expense (to manage travel and other expenses), Zoho People (for employee-time billing) and Zoho CRM (for contact management). All offer unique value to real estate professionals.
For example, the Zoho CRM can be integrated with Zoho Books to allow real estate professionals to add their contacts and develop a profile for each of them. Users can then keep track of client or tenant purchase patterns, payment details, credit history and more. Then, they can automatically send tenants or clients invoices from the platform.
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Who should use it:
Real estate professionals who need basic accounting software, then lots of integrations to tailor the solution to their unique business needs should consider Zoho Books.
