Overview

Pre-built tooling

Pre-built integrations

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Access requirements

Pre-RequisitesStatusComment
Paid dev account✅ Not requiredFree Zoho account is sufficient for development.
Paid test account✅ Not requiredFree Zoho account is sufficient for testing.
Partnership✅ Not required
App review✅ Not requiredNo review process for OAuth apps.
Security audit✅ Not required

Setup guide

Follow the general Zoho OAuth setup guide to create your OAuth application. When selecting scopes, make sure to include the CRM-specific scopes listed in the Common Scopes section below.

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Common Scopes

  • ZohoCRM.modules.ALL - Access to all CRM modules
  • ZohoCRM.settings.ALL - Access to all CRM settings
  • ZohoCRM.users.ALL - Access to all CRM users
  • ZohoCRM.org.ALL - Access to organization-level data
  • ZohoCRM.bulk.ALL - Access to bulk operations
  • ZohoCRM.notifications.READ - Read access to notifications

API gotchas

  • Zoho uses datacenter-specific URLs for authentication. Make sure to use the correct datacenter domain extension (com, eu, in, com.cn, com.au) based on where your user’s account is registered.

  • Zoho has rate limits that vary by service. Check the specific service documentation for details.

  • If your application needs to access multiple Zoho services, you need to request scopes for each service during the authorization process.

  • For production applications, consider implementing multi-datacenter support to handle users from different regions.

CRM-specific gotchas

  • You can make your OAuth app cross-data-centers with these instructions. This means that a single OAuth app will be able to query the Zoho API for Zoho accounts from the US, EU, etc.
  • The Zoho CRM API has a rate limit of 25,000 API requests per day per organization.
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