API configuration: zoho-books

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Features

FeaturesStatus
Auth (OAuth)✅
Sync data✅
Perform workflows✅
Proxy requests✅
Receive webhooks🚫 (time to contribute: <48h)
We can implement missing features in <48h, just ask for it in the community.

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Getting started

Need help getting started? Get help in the community.

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API gotchas

  • Depending on the region of the end-user account you are accessing, you will have to provide the region as an extension in the connection configuration. No matter whether you created your OAUth app in the EU or US, if you want to obtain the credentials of a user with an EU account, you will have to call: nango.auth('zoho-books', '1', {params: { extension: 'eu' }}). You can find all the available extensions here.
  • 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.
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API configuration: zoho-books

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Features

FeaturesStatus
Auth (OAuth)✅
Sync data✅
Perform workflows✅
Proxy requests✅
Receive webhooks🚫 (time to contribute: <48h)
We can implement missing features in <48h, just ask for it in the community.

​
Getting started

Need help getting started? Get help in the community.

​
API gotchas

  • Depending on the region of the end-user account you are accessing, you will have to provide the region as an extension in the connection configuration. No matter whether you created your OAUth app in the EU or US, if you want to obtain the credentials of a user with an EU account, you will have to call: nango.auth('zoho-books', '1', {params: { extension: 'eu' }}). You can find all the available extensions here.
  • 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.
Add Getting Started links and Gotchas by editing this page