Zoho Expense Review

PROS: Zoho Expense is deemed an effective tool in filing a number of expenses. The dashboard offers a snapshot on the latest status. For instance, it would indicate: approvals awaiting, reimbursement awaiting, and etc... Employees are now given further flexibility in adding reports piece by piece or through bulk imports.

CONS: For every changes made by the admin in reports, a notification will always come up. That's not a good thing. For example, if there are 50 submitted expenses and an admin makes a comment for every report, you'd received around 50 e-mails in your inbox alone. Also, the number of fields needed in offering an expense is relatively high.

PROS: One of the greatest things with Zoho Expenses is its integration. It links easily with Zoho Books. This fosters to simpler banking reconciliations. I like how expenses can be included in more than one currency.

CONS: It's not something you could immediately label as user-friendly. I still have employees who still inquire on how to run things. The process of creating a report as well as inclduing expenses to the report seems to be tedious.

PROS: I was able to experiment with the Zoho Expense management tool in our organization. We frequently travel for work. We feel expense reporting is a problematic thing that needs resolving. In the end, I highly recommend this for small and medium businesses as it's efficient and simple to operate.

CONS: The app hasn't reached that "greatness" level yet. But thanks to the OCR, there's no longer a need for the app. Everything can now be e-mailed. Receipts and IDs can be automatically scanned.

PROS: Zoho Expense does a great job in simplifying the submission, review, and reimbursement of employee costs. Being a small organization, we intially felt we no longer need a reporting software. We though Google Sheets is good enough for us. Thing is, the time and hassle that are saved by making use of the proper software over Google Spreadsheets is astounding.

CONS: Before, I was using Expensify. I was also using other expense reporting software like it in my corporate work. Compared to such, there's not much to hate with Zoho Expense. The biggest pain I've encountered is issuing cheques for the precise reimbursement value just to have it settled.

PROS: Its interconnectivity with Zoho Books is really good. It's a time saver in dealing with expense reports as well as having them recorded. The authorization functionality is going really well. Both the UI and interaction design are advanced compared to other solutions out there.

CONS: It would appear as if there are two cards available when making use of both Zoho Books and Zoho Expense. They would stil appear even if the card is the same. Pricing also doubles if I happen to another user of a Zoho product.

PROS: With this software you can use dashboard to provide snapshot of your current status like: when you are waiting for approvals, or reimbursement awaiting and etc. On the other side, Zoho Expens allows your employees to add reports one by one as well as bulk import. What you get with Zoho Expens is detailed insights with analytics where company’s money is going, progress of different departments and employees.

CONS: For every change in the reports there are notifications, so for example if I make 50 changes in report section I would get 50 emails. And, the number of fields to submit an expense is very high.

PROS: Its interconnectivity with Zoho Books is really good. It's a time saver in dealing with expense reports as well as having them recorded. The authorization functionality is going really well. Both the UI and interaction design are advanced compared to other solutions out there.

CONS: It would appear as if there are two cards available when making use of both Zoho Books and Zoho Expense. They would stil appear even if the card is the same. Pricing also doubles if I happen to another user of a Zoho product.

PROS: The e-mail receipt functionality as well as auto analysis were designed really well. I'm able to forward e-mail via receipts within the body or have them attached to my e-mail address. It auto analyzes the e-mail and create a populated expense item. When that's done, it's a matter of making an item confirmation that was properly populated with details through a button click.

CONS: Nothing much to be honest. But it'd be nice if they let you pick and buy a set of core offerings. And that's doing so upfront. Then choosing which employees to be included on when you want to include them as a new user.

PROS: I was able to experiment with the Zoho Expense management tool in our organization. We frequently travel for work. We feel expense reporting is a problematic thing that needs resolving. In the end, I highly recommend this for small and medium businesses as it's efficient and simple to operate.

CONS: The app hasn't reached that "greatness" level yet. But thanks to the OCR, there's no longer a need for the app. Everything can now be e-mailed. Receipts and IDs can be automatically scanned.

PROS: One of the greatest things with Zoho Expenses is its integration. It links easily with Zoho Books. This fosters to simpler banking reconciliations. I like how expenses can be included in more than one currency.

CONS: It's not something you could immediately label as user-friendly. I still have employees who still inquire on how to run things. The process of creating a report as well as inclduing expenses to the report seems to be tedious.

PROS: Zoho Expense does a great job in simplifying the submission, review, and reimbursement of employee costs. Being a small organization, we intially felt we no longer need a reporting software. We though Google Sheets is good enough for us. Thing is, the time and hassle that are saved by making use of the proper software over Google Spreadsheets is astounding.

CONS: Before, I was using Expensify. I was also using other expense reporting software like it in my corporate work. Compared to such, there's not much to hate with Zoho Expense. The biggest pain I've encountered is issuing cheques for the precise reimbursement value just to have it settled.

PROS: The e-mail receipt functionality as well as auto analysis were designed really well. I'm able to forward e-mail via receipts within the body or have them attached to my e-mail address. It auto analyzes the e-mail and create a populated expense item. When that's done, it's a matter of making an item confirmation that was properly populated with details through a button click.

CONS: Nothing much to be honest. But it'd be nice if they let you pick and buy a set of core offerings. And that's doing so upfront. Then choosing which employees to be included on when you want to include them as a new user.

PROS: Zoho Expense is deemed an effective tool in filing a number of expenses. The dashboard offers a snapshot on the latest status. For instance, it would indicate: approvals awaiting, reimbursement awaiting, and etc... Employees are now given further flexibility in adding reports piece by piece or through bulk imports.

CONS: For every changes made by the admin in reports, a notification will always come up. That's not a good thing. For example, if there are 50 submitted expenses and an admin makes a comment for every report, you'd received around 50 e-mails in your inbox alone. Also, the number of fields needed in offering an expense is relatively high.

PROS: What I like about Zoho is how Zoho modules collaborate with each other and while your business is growing you can add modules along with your company’s growth. Zoho Expens helps me on the processing of reports along with Zoho books modules. My team members are using Zoho expense regularly and by now no receipt is lost. Their customer support service is amazing, whenever I have an issue with the software I will get feedback in a minutes and my problem is solved within 2 days or even less.

CONS: They could work on better update option on some pages.