Zoho CRM
Custom modules, fields, layouts, validation. Lead routing, deal stages, scoring. Permission/sharing rules. Migration from HubSpot/Salesforce when needed.
Zoho CRM customization, Creator app builds, Blueprints, Workflow Automation, Books integrations, Zoho MCP setup, and the API work that connects the rest of your stack to Zoho. Delivered by someone who actually ships in Zoho weekly — not someone who learned it on a slide deck. Same productized pricing as the SaaS track: USD, fixed, no surprises.
Not the marketing-page list — the work that gets billed. If your gap is here, we can talk concretely.
Custom modules, fields, layouts, validation. Lead routing, deal stages, scoring. Permission/sharing rules. Migration from HubSpot/Salesforce when needed.
Full app builds — forms, reports, workflows, Deluge scripting, custom pages. Internal tools that replace spreadsheets. Gallery-app installs and customization.
Workflow rules, field updates, webhooks, task automation, scheduled actions. The kind of plumbing that quietly runs your ops every day.
Process blueprints with transitions, validations, approvals, SLA timers. Where the "who can do what, when" rules live so reps stop guessing.
Hook the official Zoho MCP server into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-aware client. Let an LLM read/write to CRM, Creator, Books safely. Auth, scopes, audit.
COQL queries, bulk read jobs, related lists, related records, custom modules. The places native connectors run out of road.
Invoice/estimate/PO automation. Custom fields and modules. Books ↔ CRM sync. Payment workflow and approval routing.
Cross-app glue across CRM, Creator, Desk, Campaigns, Projects, Analytics. The "Zoho One actually working as one system" job that gets shelved.
Zoho ↔ HubSpot/Salesforce/Shopify/Stripe/Slack/WhatsApp/Linear. Real two-way sync with idempotency, retries, and a dead-letter pattern.
Field-by-field migrations, deduplication, layout consolidation, picklist hygiene. The cleanup before a Zoho project can move at all.
US / EU / IN / AU / JP data centers. Region-aware OAuth flows. Compliance posture noted up front, not at the end.
Every workflow, rule, and script documented. Loom walkthrough on delivery. So your team can run it without me being the bus factor.
Same Audit / Sprint / Build cadence as the main track. USD pricing, fixed, no surprises. Zoho subscriptions billed to your accounts, not mine.
Read-only review of your Zoho footprint. For teams who suspect their CRM is a graveyard and want a map before they spend more.
Two to three production-grade Zoho changes shipped end-to-end. The workhorse engagement — most teams start here after the audit.
One bigger Zoho build, end-to-end. A Creator app, a CRM customization at module-depth, a Zoho MCP rollout, or a multi-system Zoho integration.
An ongoing Zoho engineering channel for teams that don't want a full-time Zoho developer on payroll. Best after at least one Sprint or Build so your Zoho footprint is loaded in my head.
An active engagement at the time of writing. Specifics generalized; the work is real.
India-based events & exhibitions company running their full operations stack on Zoho. Multi-app footprint across Creator (vendor / PO / expense / contract / payment-schedule apps), CRM (leads / contacts / accounts / deals), Books (invoicing / payments), and Workflow Automation. The work: building and maintaining the Zoho Creator apps that vendors and PO approvals run through, custom CRM modules and layouts, workflow rules, webhook integrations, and the daily plumbing that keeps a multi-vendor events business actually shipping.
The ones that actually come up on intro calls.
Primary: CRM, Creator, Books, Workflow Automation. Comfortable: Desk, Campaigns, Projects, Analytics, Cliq, Forms. I'll tell you the moment you ask about something outside that scope — usually I can still solve it, but you should know what depth you're paying for.
Zoho runs distinct DCs — US (zoho.com), EU (zoho.eu), IN (zoho.in), AU (zoho.com.au), JP (zoho.jp). Every OAuth flow, every API call, every MCP server is region-aware. We confirm yours up front and the integration is built against it. No "but it worked on my dev account" surprises.
Yes. Setting up the official Zoho MCP server with your Claude/Cursor/MCP-aware client, scoping permissions correctly, auth, audit. So an LLM can read from and write to your Zoho instance safely. It's one of the most under-served opportunities in the Zoho-using world right now.
Both directions. Migrations are a Build engagement at minimum — usually involves field mapping, automation parity, data cleanup, user/permission setup, and a cutover plan. We can scope it after a $499 audit.
Yes. Deluge is the default scripting layer for Creator workflows, CRM functions, schedules, and custom buttons. I write it in the Sprint and Build tiers as needed. Comments, error handling, and a clean separation between API calls and business logic — not the spaghetti Zoho consultants are infamous for.
Fair. The audit is the cheapest possible test — $499 for 5 days of work, and you get a roadmap whether or not you continue. I've also been working in Zoho as part of an active client engagement (see Field Report above) and use Zoho MCP daily across CRM, Creator, Books, and Workflow Automation modules. If those don't satisfy you, ask for a 20-min live screen-share before the audit — happy to walk through real work.
The fastest path to a yes-or-no is a 5-minute brief. If your problem doesn't fit the standard packages, say so — most don't, and most get scoped anyway.