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Zoho CRM
withMongo DB

What is it?

The MongoDB  Zoho CRM an easy-to-use for data syncing to back up data from your CRM MongoDB !

Why choose MongoDB from CRMOZ ?

Thanks to MongoDB high performance, great scalability, and flexibility, MongoDB team incorporated the same features into our extension for Zoho CRM. Push your contacts, accounts, leads, or any other information from Zoho CRM just a few clicks! 

How does it work?

 The extension works with any Zoho CRM , as selected by the user, and automatically creates a database structure on your MongoDB

Setting up the extension

1. After installing our extension, please open its settings and press the "+ Database" button.
2. Click on the "Show Server IP" button to reveal IP technical server IP add it to your whitelist in MongoDB.
3. Enter the Title field for the displayed name in the extension, enter the Database field to enter the name of the database created in MongoDB select the modules you want to sync to this database.
4. Select the sync update frequency from 10 minutes to 24 hours and enter the server details or connection link (you can choose the layout by toggling the switch at the top of the extension page) and click on the "Save" button in the top right corner.
5. Click on the "Test" button in your database shortcut on the main page to see if the connection is good.
6. If the instructions were followed step by step and the server details were entered correctly, you can run the first sync now or wait for it to sync according to the set schedule to see the first data backed up.

 Here you go, thanks for your attention and let us know if anything went wrong by email: [email protected], our support service will help you.

What is MongoDB?

MongoDB an open-source database developed by MongoDB, Inc. MongoDB data in JSON documents that can vary in structure. It is a popular NoSQL database.


Key Difference Between MongoDB MySQL
  • MongoDB data as JSON , whereas MySQL data in tables and rows.
  • In MongoDB, you don't need to define the schema, while in MySQL need to define your tables and columns.
  • MongoDB support JOIN, but MySQL JOIN operations.
  • MongoDB JavaScript its query language, while MySQL Structured Query Language (SQL).
  • MongoDB an ideal choice if you have unstructured and/or structured data with the potential for rapid growth, while MYSQL a great choice if you have structured data and need a traditional relational database.
  • If most of your services are cloud-based, MongoDB the best choice for you, but if data security is your priority, then MYSQL the best option for you.