Two way
HighLevel starts the integration and changes made in Zoho Books flow back into HighLevel as well.
- You pick whether HighLevel or Zoho Books leads in a conflict
- Changes on either side travel
- Nothing bounces back and forth
CRM Connector Platform
Customers stay in step. Invoices from HighLevel land in Zoho Books with their lines, total and payment.
Customers both ways, invoices one way into Zoho Books
At a glance. Customers stay the same. Invoices travel into Zoho Books.
Your choice
Keep both systems identical, or let one feed the other. You decide per record type.
HighLevel starts the integration and changes made in Zoho Books flow back into HighLevel as well.
HighLevel feeds Zoho Books and Zoho Books changes stay in Zoho Books.
Record by record
Pick a record type and the system where a change starts. On the left, which field matches which and when it travels; on the right, what that change does on the other side.
It happens in Zoho Books, then in HighLevel
A new client
Looked for in HighLevel on the exact email before a customer is created.
Name, company, email, phone or address changes
The same change is made to the HighLevel customer on the next sync.
How a sync runs
What happens every time the integration runs, in the order it really happens. Pick which system leads and watch the records move.
Step 1 of 7
Credentials for Zoho Books and HighLevel are checked and sign in tokens refreshed automatically. If a connection was removed on either side, the integration pauses and you get one message with a reconnect button.
Conflicts
Between two syncs
The phone number of the same contact is changed in both systems
Two different values. Run the sync to see which one both systems end up with.
Good to know
What holds for Zoho Books or HighLevel on its own is on its own page.
FAQ
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Sign in to Zoho Books and HighLevel, pick which one leads or sync one way, confirm what syncs, and watch the first sync run.