Supported Systems



What does the conversion process look like?

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Complete the form
Start by clicking the button below and completing a short form. We require basic personal information to initiate the process. We assure you that all your details will be kept secure and confidential.
Share access to your accounting data
Depending on the solution you currently use, you can either upload an export or backup of your data, or provide us with your access details.
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We'll set up a Zoho Books instance for you
Your shared data will be imported into this new Zoho Books instance.
and convert your data
The Zynchronise algorithm converts your historical data to the required format for Zoho Books. Upon successful conversion it is uploaded into your Zoho Books instance.
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We transfer ownership of your new instance back to you
We transfer the new instance with your uploaded data back to you. After handing over your Zoho Books instance, we will no longer have any access.
Frequently Asked Questions
What data is included in the conversion?
During the conversion process, we will endeavour to match fields between the software systems. However, some fields may not be converted due to API limitations. While we aim for a thorough conversion, it is important to be aware of these potential limitations.
- Chart of accounts
- Customer and Supplier Details and Groups
- Account balances
- Customer and Supplier balances
- Detailed individual transactions (as defined by the conversion requirements selected)
What data is not included in the conversion?
What data is not included in the conversion?
- Inventory
- Budgets
- Product and Sales Items
- Quotes
- Fixed Asset Registers
- Classes
- Projects
- Sales and Purchase Orders
- Draft Invoices or Bills
- Draft Transactions
- Custom VAT Rates
- Invoice and Other Templates
- Payroll and Employee Records
- Deleted or Cancelled Transactions
VAT Conversion Notice
We will do our best to accurately convert transactions involving custom VAT rates or special VAT scenarios. However, there might be some differences between the original and converted versions. Sometimes, we may use a standard VAT rate or indicate "No VAT" initially, and then adjust it to reflect the correct amount. This could cause minor inaccuracies in VAT amounts for specific invoice items, even if the overall payment or refund totals are correct.

