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TrulySmall Accounting vs. Zoho Books

A side-by-side comparison based on G2 review data.

MetricTrulySmall Accounting

by Kashoo

Zoho Books

by Zoho

Overall rating4.54.4
Review count66330
Ease of use8.79.1
Ease of setup9.28.8
Quality of support9.48.6
Meets requirements9.09.0
NPS70.76923163.467492
Small Business95.5%72.3%
Mid-Market1.5%22.7%
Enterprise3.0%5.0%
Total page views1682,179
Total LLM citations12547,387

TrulySmall Accounting

While many platforms are built for accountants and enterprise-level firms, TrulySmall Accounting was designed specifically for the sole proprietor and freelancer. It focuses on accounting automation, meaning it categorizes transactions and balances books with minimal manual entry. As a bonus, the learning curve is very minimal, making it an excellent choice even for individuals with no prior accounting knowledge. The platform is built around the following core pillars: Focused on Automation: The "Auto Post" feature automatically imports and categorizes your bank transactions.

Pros

  • Ease of Use
  • Ease of Understanding
  • Intuitive
  • Accounting Management

Zoho Books

Zoho Books is a robust accounting platform designed for growing businesses, offering a comprehensive suite of features to streamline your financial management. With Zoho Books, you can efficiently track payables and receivables, customise invoices, and set up automated payment reminders for your clients. The platform allows you to connect and reconcile bank accounts, fetching and matching transactions seamlessly. Zoho Books also includes customer and vendor portals, making it easy for all parties to keep track of their transactions with you.

Pros

  • Ease of Use
  • Invoice Management
  • Tax Management
  • User Interface
  • Accounting Management
  • Integrations