Zoho Flow integration partner for US operations teams

Zoho Flow is Zoho’s integration and workflow automation platform. It connects more than 1,000 cloud and on-premise apps, including every Zoho app, so that an event in one app, like a new Shopify order, can create or update records in others, like Zoho CRM, Zoho Books or Slack, without anyone retyping data.

Zoho Flow is priced per organization by monthly tasks, not per user. The Free plan includes 100 tasks and 5 flows. Standard starts at $25 a month billed yearly, or $29 monthly, for 5,000 tasks. Professional starts at $41 a month billed yearly, or $49 monthly, for 10,000 tasks. Both scale up to 5 million tasks. Zoho Flow is also included in Zoho One. Setting up your flows with us is quoted as one fixed price in a signed BRD, separate from what you pay Zoho.

Zoho counts one task each time an action in a flow runs successfully. A flow with one trigger and two actions uses two tasks per run. Triggers don’t count, so a decision step that stops a run before any action fires saves tasks. We estimate your monthly tasks before you pick a plan.

If your business runs on Zoho, Zoho Flow usually wins. Standard gives 5,000 tasks for $25 a month billed yearly, against 750 tasks for $19.99 on Zapier Professional, with every user included and deeper Zoho triggers and actions. Zapier has a bigger app directory, so if you depend on a niche app only Zapier supports, it can make sense to keep it for that one job.

Make can cost less for very high-volume, data-heavy scenarios, though it counts credits per module, so loops add up fast. Power Automate charges per user and fits companies deep in Microsoft 365 that need desktop automation. Zoho Flow fits teams whose main systems are Zoho apps and who want one vendor for apps and automation.

Yes. We list every live automation, rebuild each one in Zoho Flow, merge duplicates, run old and new side by side on test data, then switch the old ones off. Filters and paths become decision branches, code steps become Deluge custom functions, and webhooks carry over as webhook triggers.

Yes. Zoho Flow has ready-made integrations for Shopify, QuickBooks Online, Slack, Stripe, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and many more, alongside every Zoho app. For a system without a ready-made connector, we use webhooks or custom API calls.

Yes. From the Standard plan, you can add custom functions written in Deluge, Zoho’s scripting language, as steps in a flow. When the logic grows into a full service with its own data and APIs, we build that part on Zoho Catalyst and call it from the flow.

Yes, on the Professional plan. Zoho Flow’s on-prem agent links cloud apps to databases and applications on your private network, so a back-office SQL server can trigger flows or receive data.

Yes. Zoho Flow for small business can start on the free plan with 100 tasks and 5 flows, and Standard costs $25 a month billed yearly for 5,000 tasks with every user included. Most small teams cover their core flows on Standard.

It depends on how many flows you need, which apps they touch, and whether you’re migrating from Zapier or Make. The signed BRD lists every flow, the apps it touches and each Zap or scenario we rebuild, each with its own date, so you know when the old automations can be switched off before work starts.

Yes. Our Zoho Flow consultants stay on for support: watching failed runs, adjusting flows when your apps change, adding new ones and training new team members, online or on-site in Southern California.

You can turn on overage, so your flows keep running and the extra tasks are billed at the end of the cycle. Standard and Professional both scale up to 5 million tasks, so you can also move to a bigger task tier. We estimate your monthly tasks before you pick a plan, so overage stays the exception.

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