Zoho Plug-ins for Microsoft Apps

Over

the past couple of years we have released several plug-ins and add-ons

for different Microsoft applications providing a seamless integrated

experience between our applications. Some of the plug-ins we currently

offer include...

• Zoho Plug-in for Microsoft Office
• Zoho CRM plug-in for Microsoft Office
• Zoho Calendar plug-in for Microsoft Outlook (exe link)
  
• Zoho CRM Plug-in for Microsoft Outlook
• Zoho Office for Microsoft SharePoint
• Zoho QuickRead plug-in for Internet Explorer (exe link)
  

We currently have two plug-ins for MS Office. Our Zoho plug-in for Microsoft Office lets you save your documents directly to Zoho from Microsoft Word & Excel. It

also allows you to open your Online Zoho Documents in Microsoft Office.

The CRM Plug-in for Microsoft Office lets you create mail merge

documents such as form letters based on the data in Zoho CRM.

We also have couple of plug-ins for Microsoft Outlook. Our Zoho Calendar plug-in for Microsoft Outlook synchronizes your Outlook Calendar with Zoho Calendar. For

Contacts though, our Zoho CRM plug-in for Microsoft Outlook does a

great job of synchronizing your contacts from Outlook to your Zoho CRM

account.

Very recently, we launched Zoho Office for Microsoft SharePoint add-on

that brings our collaborative productivity applications to Microsoft

SharePoint.This add-on works even behind the firewall keeping your data on SharePoint and integrating the collaborative capabilities of Zoho Applications to SharePoint.

Truth be told, I don't use any of these plug-ins as I don't use any

Microsoft products. But I regularly use our Zoho QuickRead browser plug-in to quickly view documents I find online. This plug-in opens

documents/spreadheets/presentations in a new browser tab so you don't

have to download the documents locally. I use the Firefox version of

the plug-in, but the same functionality is available for Internet Explorer users as

well.

So, we have couple of plug-ins for Microsoft Office, couple for

Microsoft Outlook, one for SharePoint and another for IE. Our users

keep requesting us to offer more plug-ins for Microsoft apps. This week,

we plan to launch another add-on for another Microsoft product. Any

guess on what this is?