If you’ve ever had a customer call and ask,“Which unit did you deliver to us?”or“Can you tell me which batch this product came from?” —you already know why serial and batch tracking matters. Most businesses don’t realize they need this feature until something goes wrong. A return. A warranty claim. A quality issue. Suddenly, not knowing exactly  what went out the door becomes a real problem. This is where Serial and Batch items in Zoho Books  quietly do their job. They don’t

If you’ve ever sold a product that’s made up of multiple parts, you’ve probably faced this problem:you sell one finished item, but your stock reduces in five different places. At first, most businesses handle this manually. Someone updates inventory. Someone adjusts numbers. Someone forgets. And suddenly, stock doesn’t match reality. This is exactly the gap that Assemblies in Zoho Books  are designed to fill. They’re not meant to turn Zoho Books into a heavy manufacturing sys

If you’ve spent any time building a real estate business — especially in a fast-moving market like Dubai — you know the pain of juggling leads, sales stages, follow-ups, and customer relationships. You’ve also probably tried a few CRMs that promise the world but feel hollow the moment you start using them daily. After working with dozens of brokerages, developers, and sales teams in 2025–26, there’s one tool that consistently rises to the top: Zoho CRM. Not because it’s perfe

Ask any real estate broker what slows them down the most, and you’ll rarely hear “lack of leads.”More often, it’s things like missed follow-ups, scattered conversations, unclear deal status, or not knowing which agent spoke to which client last. In 2026, real estate hasn’t become easier. If anything, it’s faster, louder, and more competitive. Brokers don’t just need a CRM anymore — they need one that quietly keeps everything together while they focus on closing. That’s why so

Most manufacturing businesses don’t fail because of lack of demand. They struggle because things slowly get messy inside. Stock numbers don’t match. Production timelines slip. Accounts look fine on paper but profits feel thinner every year. Somewhere along the way, control is lost. This usually isn’t because people aren’t working hard. It’s because the systems they rely on were never designed to grow with the business. That’s where Zoho Manufacturing quietly fits in. Not as a