What is Zoho Sheet?
- Founders: Sridhar Vembu & Tony Thomas
- Launch: 2006
- Use Cases: Team collaboration, financial reports, data analysis, dashboards, project tracking, and remote work.
- Technology: Cloud-based SaaS application with real-time editing, integrations, encrypted storage, and AI-powered insights.
Zoho Sheet is a powerful online spreadsheet platform that combines the benefits of a classic spreadsheet with the advantages of cloud technology. Introduced by the Zoho Corporation in 2006, this cloud-based spreadsheet program allows individuals and teams to clean, organize, analyze, and collaborate with data without any hassle. The application contains hundreds of functions, pivot tables, conditional formatting, and dynamic charts to help with straightforward calculations as well as complicated financial modeling. Not only does Zoho allow for real-time collaboration among multiple users who can work on the same sheet, leave comments, and view edits in the version history that captures everything done to the sheet, but it does so in a fashion that is data-safe.
The application provides provisions for folder encryption, enabling role-based access, and even the ability to lock rows and columns for personal or sensitive information. Zoho Sheet also provides integrations with other applications within the Zoho suite or with third-party partners, along with the option to save or export as an Excel or CSV file to work across applications to help establish an uninterrupted workflow. Being a cloud application also allows an individual to work from anywhere on their desktop, tablet, or mobile device while eliminating the worry of saving or syncing their work. Whether you are budgeting, building dashboards, managing a project, or reviewing, analyzing, or reporting on a large data set, Zoho Sheet is built to make parts of your job easier while working and collaborating, as well as providing a final product delivery with the ability to offer precise predictions for your analysis or reports.