Sir, Good video but The video was more about pros of Zoho books, you could have also mentioned the cons of Zoho books which would have made it easier for your viewers to decide between the two.
Hello @ajaxtyson. The disadvantages of Zoho Books are:- 1) Limited advanced accounting features: While Zoho Books is robust, it may lack some advanced accounting features that larger enterprises or highly specialized industries require. Businesses with complex accounting needs may need to consider alternative solutions. 2) Integration complexity: While Zoho Books offers integration options, setting up and configuring these integrations can sometimes be complex, especially for users who are not tech-savvy. 3) Customization limitations: Zoho Books provides customization options, but they may not be as extensive as some other accounting software solutions. Highly tailored reporting or specific workflows may be challenging to achieve. 4) Inventory Management: While Zoho Books has a solid inventory management feature, Tally is often preferred for its comprehensive inventory and stock management capabilities. I hope these will help all!
Disadvantages of TallyPrime? 1) Limited cloud accessibility: Tally's on-premises installation can be a limitation for businesses that require remote access to their financial data. Cloud-based solutions offer greater accessibility, especially in today's remote work environment. 2) Learning curve: Tally may have a steeper learning curve, particularly for users who are not familiar with accounting principles or those transitioning from other accounting software. Extensive training may be necessary to maximize its capabilities. 3) Lack of real-time collaboration: Tally's local installation limits real-time collaboration. Multiple users cannot simultaneously work on the same dataset, which can be a drawback for businesses with distributed teams. 4) Limited integration options: While Tally offers some integration options, they may not be as extensive as those of cloud-based accounting software. This could be a limitation if your business relies on a wide range of integrated tools. 5) Updates and support costs: Tally often requires paid updates and support packages, which can increase the total cost of ownership over time. These costs can add up, especially if you require ongoing support or updates. I hope these will help all!
Tally is good if you can hire an accountant with good tally prime knowledge as it will be good for inventory management as well with robust accounting features and tax compliances. Zoho Books will be a good option if you wish to use CRM and need integrations with other softwares. Moreover Zoho Books has user friendly interface which is easy to operate, is cloud based which also has a good mobile app. Zoho books provides instant dashboards, easy reporting with a lot of automations as well.
SIR, You actually you dont know more about tally, most of the above features are available in tally including mobile app, you actually simply promoting zoho books only
