Introduction to Zoho Books and QuickBooks

What is Zoho Books?

Zoho Books is a cloud-based accounting solution that handles all of your company's financial transactions. It’s a safe and convenient place to save all of your company's financial documents, including invoices and bank statements, as well as information about managing finances, projects, and GST / HST obligations.

Sridhar Vembu started the company in 1996, and today it has offices all across the globe. Companies of any size can utilize the software to fulfil their accounting needs. Zoho Books' free plan has many useful tools thatmost small businesses can get by with no need to pay for a premium membership.

ZOHO applications are available for free for the first 14days, allowing for infinite stock keeping, mileage, and accounting. Zoho Books also integrates natively with other Zoho Applications such as CRM, Projects, Billings, Invoices, Inventory and many more. It is loved by many for its user friendliness.

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What is QuickBooks?

QuickBooks by Intuit, a financial software giant, was developed by Scott Cook and Tom Proulx in 1983.

All of a company's data uploaded in QuickBooks Online is kept on remote servers because the software is hosted in the cloud. In addition to its core Accounting features, QuickBooks also helps businesses with human resource management, payroll processing, and a slew of other laborious errands. QuickBooks is used by businesses of all sizes and in a wide variety of sectors, including wholesale, manufacturing, retail, and construction.

Both, QuickBooks and Zoho Books makes it simple for businesses to link to their bank accounts, and they will then download historical transaction data. Both eliminate wasted time by automating the process of categorizing and filing business transactions. Both software make it simple for businesses to send out payment reminders to clients, which improves the company's bottom line.

Both software’s intuitive design and straight forward interface make it suitable for use even by those unfamiliar with accounting procedures. Like Zoho Books, QuickBooks also has a mobile application catering all the financial needs of companies to be managed from any part of the world.

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