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# Authorize Zoho

Connecting to Zoho is done without any coding required in a few steps.

1. In Stacksync, click on "Create new sync".

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2. Select "Zoho CRM".

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3. A new tab will open. Log in to Zoho and authorize Stacksync.

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4. Connect your database and click continue.
5. Map which Zoho objects to sync. Choose between an existing table in your database, or generating a new one.

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6. Finally, link the fields to sync between Zoho and your target database.

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7. Click "Create sync". Click on the toggle to activate your sync. Data is now flowing!


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