Zoho Corporation, a technology company, has announced that Zoho One has achieved a new milestone, now supporting 50,000 organisations across more than 160 countries. Over the past two years alone, the platform has grown 150%, with 37.5% of new Zoho One customers coming from mid-market and enterprise businesses.
License upgrades by customers who adopted Zoho One five years ago have increased 92%, contributing to this milestone growth. In Kenya, the growth has been substantial at 96.3% from 2020 to 2021.
Launched in 2017 as a first-of-its-kind suite with 35 integrated applications, Zoho One now offers a comprehensive, scalable platform comprising 45 unified applications along with end-to-end services including AI, business intelligence, contextual communication, and unified search, allowing businesses to run every aspect of their organisation from sales and marketing to finance, HR, and analytics.
“Siloed systems cause business silos,” says Veerakumar Natarajan, Country Manager, Zoho Kenya. “An integrated organisation, therefore, is typically a reflection of integrated systems underneath. This is what we see with our own customers. Nearly half of Zoho One customers use 20 or more apps across functions, integrating their organisation and reporting higher returns. SMEs and startups especially benefit from an all-in-one solution that allows them to scale without data silos, integration hassles or multi-vendor contracts, and also bring down total cost of ownership.”
Expansion and unification
Over the last five years, Zoho One has added 10 new apps and more services in dialogue with businesses to meet their evolving needs, while acutely reducing customers’ total cost of ownership in adopting and maintaining the platform. It has the scope and power to run any business out of the box, while carrying the tools necessary for organisations to customise the solution to fit their requirements.
Zoho One is built entirely in-house, on a single technology stack, resulting in a unified, end-to-end platform with hundreds of integration points across its applications.
Consistent, ground-up unification provides businesses with a deeper connection between sales, marketing, customer support, accounting, human resources, and other functions. Its upmarket growth is made possible by the platform’s capacity to tightly integrate with third-party solutions without causing data and operational silos or impacting the efficiency of a business’s existing system.
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