A build-to-order migration toolkit that moves your QuickBooks ledger into Zoho Books with a mapped chart of accounts, open balances and a signed-off reconciliation. ECOSIRE builds it for your books, then runs the cutover with you. Built to order by ECOSIRE for Zoho One (build-to-order) — indicative price from $399.00 USD; request a quote for a scoped proposal.
A build-to-order migration toolkit that moves your QuickBooks ledger into Zoho Books with a mapped chart of accounts, open balances and a signed-off reconciliation. ECOSIRE builds it for your books, then runs the cutover with you.
Siparişe özel
Switching accounting systems is not a data-copy problem, it is a trial-balance problem. Most teams leaving QuickBooks discover this about a week in: the customer list came across, some invoices came across, and then the opening balance in Zoho Books does not agree with the closing balance in the old system. Sales tax landed in the wrong account. Multi-currency invoices revalue differently. Payments that were applied against specific invoices in the source arrive as unapplied advances. Items imported without their income, purchase and inventory account links, so every new invoice quietly posts to whatever default account the import chose. The finance team then spends longer cleaning up than the migration took, and the first VAT or GST return out of the new system has to be reverse-engineered by hand.
The second half of the problem is timing. A migration is a cutover, not an upload. You need the old system frozen at a known date, the balances as at that date agreed, the open receivables and payables carried forward line by line so aging still works, and a written trail showing what moved, what was deliberately left behind, and why. Zoho's own migration guidance sends most people into an email support queue and a generic spreadsheet template, which is fine for a small, single-currency, cash-basis file and painful for anything with inventory, several years of history, jobs, classes, or more than one entity.
We build you a migration toolkit, not a one-off spreadsheet paste. It is a repeatable, re-runnable pipeline that you can execute against a sandbox Zoho Books organization as many times as you need before you commit to the real one.
We pull from the source system through its REST API over OAuth where API access is available to you, and from the standard exported lists and reports where it is not. Everything lands first in a Zoho Creator staging application with forms for Migration Run, Entity Mapping, Exception Queue and Reconciliation Result. Nothing is written into Zoho Books until a run passes validation in staging. That means you can preview exactly what will be created, per record type, before a single API call touches your ledger.
The mapping table is the heart of the toolkit. Every source account is listed against a target Zoho Books account, its account type, and whether it should be created via the Chart of Accounts API or matched to an existing one. Sub-account hierarchies are rebuilt with parent account references intact. Accounts you no longer want are marked to be merged into a successor, and every transaction that referenced them is redirected. You sign off the mapping sheet; the toolkit enforces it. The same pattern is applied to tax rates, payment terms, currencies and, where you use them, tracking dimensions carried over into Books custom fields or reporting tags.
Customers and vendors are created through the Contacts API with billing and shipping addresses, contact persons, payment terms, currency, tax treatment, tax registration numbers and opening balances. Items are created through the Items API with SKU, unit, sales and purchase rates, and — the part generic imports usually drop — their income account, purchase account and, for inventory items, the inventory asset account and opening stock with valuation. Every created record carries a custom field holding its source system identifier, so a re-run updates rather than duplicates, and so any later question about where a record came from has an answer in the record itself.
We carry forward open accounts receivable and accounts payable as real documents so that aging, statements and payment matching keep working: unpaid and partly paid invoices, credit notes, bills, vendor credits, and the payment applications that link them. Historical closed periods are brought in either as full transaction detail or as summarised journal entries per period, depending on what you actually need for comparatives — that is a scoping decision, and it materially changes the size of the job, so we make it explicitly with you rather than assuming. Bank and card balances are established as at the cutover date with unreconciled items listed individually so your first bank reconciliation in Zoho Books is achievable.
Every run produces a reconciliation pack: trial balance in the source versus trial balance in Zoho Books at the cutover date, AR aging comparison by customer and bucket, AP aging comparison by vendor and bucket, inventory quantity and valuation comparison by item, and a tax control account comparison. Differences are itemised down to the document, not summarised into a single variance figure. Where a difference is intentional — a rounding account, a deliberately excluded dormant customer — it is annotated in the pack rather than hidden. Reports are also published into Zoho Analytics where you want them kept as a permanent record.
Base currency and foreign currency invoices are created with their original exchange rates so realised and unrealised gain calculations behave. Tax rates and tax groups are mapped to the Zoho Books tax settings for your edition, including reverse charge treatment and place-of-supply fields where the edition supports them. If you run several source companies, each is migrated into its own Books organization with a shared mapping standard, so consolidated reporting later is not fighting inconsistent account names.
Businesses with real accounting complexity moving to Zoho Books: inventory, several currencies, multiple entities, jobs or classes, or several years of history that must remain queryable. It suits finance teams who will be asked to explain the opening balances to an auditor, and operations teams who cannot afford a week of invoicing downtime during cutover.
1. Scoping call. We review your source file structure, record volumes, currencies, tax setup, inventory method and how much history you need. You tell us the cutover date you want. 2. Fixed quote. You get a written scope with what moves, what is summarised, what is excluded, and a fixed price. No hourly drift. 3. Build. We develop the Deluge functions, Creator staging app, mapping tables and reconciliation reports against your actual extracted data, not sample data. 4. Test organization run. The full migration runs into a sandbox Zoho Books organization. You review the reconciliation pack. We correct, re-run, and repeat until the numbers agree and you sign off. 5. Production cutover. The same approved run is executed against your live organization on the agreed date, with a documented freeze window and rollback position. 6. Support window. We stay with you through your first month-end and first tax filing out of Zoho Books.
This is not an instant-download importer, and it is not a licence to a pre-built product. It is built for your ledger after a quotation, with a typical lead time of two to four weeks depending on volume and history depth. It also does not replace your accountant: we do not decide your accounting policy, restate prior periods, or advise on tax treatment. We move the numbers accurately and prove that we did.
A short call to confirm the workflow, your platform version and where the integration boundaries sit.
You receive a written scope and a fixed price. Nothing is built until you approve it.
We develop against a copy of your configuration and test it there. Typically two to four weeks.
We install on your instance, hand over the source, and support it for twelve months.
Owns the opening balances and will be the person an auditor asks about them, so a migration that lands 'close enough' is not acceptable. The reconciliation pack gives a document-level explanation of every difference between the old trial balance and the new one.
Cannot have invoicing and dispatch stop for a week while finance cleans up a botched import. The staged run into a sandbox organization means the production cutover is a rehearsed sequence with a defined freeze window rather than an open-ended outage.
Moves several client files onto Zoho Books and repeats the same painful manual clean-up each time. The mapping-driven toolkit turns the migration into a documented, repeatable procedure that a junior team member can execute under review.
| Kriter | ECOSIRE | Özel Yapı | Rakip |
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| Chart of accounts mapping approved before any production write | Dahil | Kısmi destek | Dahil değil |
| Open invoices and bills carried forward with payment applications intact | Dahil |
$399.00'dan itibaren
Başlangıç fiyatı — kapsamınıza göre fiyatlandırılır
| Kısmi destek |
| Item income, purchase and inventory account links preserved | Dahil | Kısmi destek | Dahil değil |
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| Document-level reconciliation pack as a signed deliverable | Dahil | Dahil değil | Dahil değil |
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| Idempotent re-runnable migration into a sandbox organization | Dahil | Kısmi destek | Dahil değil |
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| Multi-currency invoices created with original exchange rates | Dahil | Kısmi destek | Kısmi destek |
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| Inventory opening stock with valuation, reconciled by item | Dahil | Kısmi destek | Dahil değil |
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| Documented cutover runbook with freeze window and rollback position | Dahil | Dahil değil | Dahil değil |
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