Zoho Commerce
Sell online while keeping sales tied to the rest of the company. With Zoho Commerce, Djtal connects the shops of Swiss companies to their CRM, accounting and stock in a single system.
Natively integrated
CRM, Books accounting and inventory share the same data
Sales, invoicing and stock together
Fewer connectors, fewer points of failure
EU data sovereignty
European hosting · ISO/IEC 27001 · SOC 2 · Swiss FADP
Live shop
Les Huiles de Jil, connected end to end
In brief
Zoho Commerce is Zoho's online shop solution, covering the storefront, catalogue, payment and orders, and it integrates natively with Zoho's CRM, accounting (Books) and inventory. Djtal, the operational AI specialist for Swiss companies, deploys this integrated e-commerce, with data hosted in Europe. Online sales and the rest of the business run on the same data.
Why Zoho Commerce
Most online shops sit apart from the rest of the business. One tool sells, another invoices, a third tracks stock, and connectors sit between them. Zoho Commerce runs selling, invoicing and stock in one system.
01 · Connected to the business
The shop shares the same data as your CRM, your Zoho Books accounting and your inventory. An order updates the stock, creates the invoice and feeds the customer record, with no duplicate data entry and no connector to maintain.
02 · One system
A conventional e-commerce stack piles up a shop, paid apps and connectors. Zoho Commerce brings the essentials together in one environment. With fewer components there are fewer points of failure, and the monthly bill is simpler.
03 · Customer data stays in Europe
European hosting, with ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2 certifications. Your buyers' data stays inside Europe, which matters under the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) as soon as you sell to consumers.
With Djtal
Djtal builds your Zoho Commerce shop or migrates your existing shop (Shopify, WooCommerce) to an integrated system, with the catalogue, customers and orders transferred and cleaned. Work begins with a half-day audit at CHF 800 excl. VAT, and the build is billed as capped time and materials. Les Huiles de Jil's shop is one example, already live.
The shop is one part of a wider system. Our integrated e-commerce service covers the complete flow, and Zoho One is its foundation. For repetitive work such as orders and customer service, a supervised AI agent picks up the work.
Frequently asked questions
Zoho Commerce is Zoho's online shop solution, covering the storefront, catalogue, payment and orders. What sets it apart is native integration with Zoho's CRM, accounting (Books) and inventory. Online sales and the rest of the business run on the same data, and Swiss companies use it with data hosted in Europe.
Shopify's strengths are its app ecosystem and selling at very large scale. Zoho Commerce comes out ahead when integration is the priority, with the shop, CRM, accounting and stock in a single system and no tangle of connectors. Djtal recommends one or the other on three criteria: your volume, your existing tools and your need for integration.
Djtal can migrate a Shopify or WooCommerce shop to Zoho Commerce when the initial audit shows that native integration (CRM, accounting, stock) outweighs your current set-up. It transfers and cleans the catalogue, customers and orders. And if your current shop remains the right answer, we tell you so.
Yes, natively, and that is its main strength. A sale updates the stock in the inventory and creates the accounting document in Zoho Books, with no duplicate data entry. Your management team keeps a single view of sales, stock and payments received.
Yes, Djtal has delivered online shops for Swiss companies, including Les Huiles de Jil's, a shop connected to the CRM, accounting and inventory and already live. The initial audit costs CHF 800 excl. VAT (half a day), and the set-up is billed on a capped time and materials basis.
Get started
You leave the half-day audit with three things: our verdict on Zoho Commerce for your shop, a costed estimate and the next steps. CHF 800 excl. VAT, and no obligation to continue.
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