Zoho CRM - MoEngage

Zoho CRM is a powerful customer relationship management platform that uses cloud-based technology to help businesses streamline their sales, marketing, and customer support processes. This enables them to effectively manage customer interactions, track sales pipelines, and drive business growth.

MoEngage × Zoho CRM

The integration of MoEngage and Zoho CRM empowers businesses to enhance their marketing and sales initiatives through seamless data synchronization. With this integration, you can:

Synchronize leads, deals, and more from Zoho CRM to MoEngage.
Import sales activities like calls and meetings as behavioral events.
Capture custom modules for comprehensive customer profiling.

Use Cases

Integrating Zoho CRM with MoEngage helps you solve the following use case:

Nurture qualified leads : Send personalized MoEngage campaigns based on lead scoring and stage progression in Zoho CRM.
Re-engage lost opportunities : Send targeted win-back campaigns when deals are marked as Lost or Closed Lost to re-engage prospects.

Sync Modules

The following table outlines the default sync type for each module:

Module	MoEngage Sync Type
Contacts	Users
Leads	Users
Accounts	Users
Deals	Events
Events	Events (custom)
Tasks	Events (custom)
Calls	Events (custom)
Meetings	Events (custom)
Custom Modules	Users/Events (custom)

Note Account Information: The Accounts module is also supported. To ensure your data is always current, associated account information is synced with your Contacts and Deals records, respectively.

Integration

Prerequisites: Ensure you have a Zoho CRM account with the necessary permissions to configure workflows and webhooks.

Step 1: Get Your MoEngage Endpoint

To get a dedicated endpoint for your integration, please contact the MoEngage Support team. In your request, you must specify the common identifier used to link user profiles between MoEngage and the partner platform.

Step 2: Create a Workflow Rule in Zoho CRM

To set up a workflow rule, perform the following steps:

On the Zoho CRM dashboard, navigate to Settings > Automation > Workflow Rules.
On the Workflow Rules page, click Create Rule.
The Create New Rule dialog box appears. Now, select the module you want to sync. Note: Zoho workflows are module-specific; you must create a separate workflow for each module.
In the Module list, select the desired module, such as Contacts, Leads, Deals, Calls, Meetings, and so on.
In the Rule Name box, type a name for the rule.
In the Description box (Optional), type a description of the rule’s purpose.
Click Next. Now, configure the trigger.
In the WHEN block, click the drop-down list next to Execute this workflow rule based on and select Record action. This selection populates a dependent drop-down list.
In the dependent drop-down list, select an action type, such as Create or Edit.
Select the Repeat this workflow whenever a contact is edited check box (optional) if you want the workflow to repeat every time a record is edited.
Click Next.
In the CONDITION block, you can define the following workflow rule to execute for all records or add specific filter conditions if needed.

Step 2: Create a Workflow Rule in Zoho CRM

To set up a workflow rule, perform the following steps:

On the Zoho CRM dashboard, navigate to Settings > Automation > Workflow Rules.
On the Workflow Rules page, click Create Rule.
The Create New Rule dialog box appears. Now, select the module you want to sync. Note: Zoho workflows are module-specific; you must create a separate workflow for each module.
In the Module list, select the desired module, such as Contacts, Leads, Deals, Calls, Meetings, and so on.
In the Rule Name box, type a name for the rule.
In the Description box (Optional), type a description of the rule’s purpose.
Click Next. Now, configure the trigger.
In the WHEN block, click the drop-down list next to Execute this workflow rule based on and select Record action. This selection populates a dependent drop-down list.
In the dependent drop-down list, select an action type, such as Create or Edit.
Select the Repeat this workflow whenever a contact is edited check box (optional) if you want the workflow to repeat every time a record is edited.
Click Next.
In the CONDITION block, you can define the following workflow rule to execute for all records or add specific filter conditions if needed.

Step 3: Configure a Webhook Action

To configure a Webhook action, perform the following steps:

In the Instant Actions list, select Webhook.
The Webhook dialog box appears.
Click Configure Webhook.

In the Webhooks page, provide the following details:

Zoho CRM Section	Description
Method	POST
URL	Enter the dedicated Webhook URL provided by MoEngage in the following format: `https://api-0X.moengage.com/v1/partner/zoho-crm/{events/user}/?configName={config_name}`
Custom Headers	Add the following custom headers: Content-Type: application/json Authorization: Generate a Basic Authentication Token using an online Basic Auth Header Generator tool. You must enter your Workspace ID as username and Data API Key as password. To find your credentials, perform the following steps: 1. On the MoEngage UI, navigate to Settings > Account > APIs. 2. Copy the ID under Workspace ID (earlier app id). 3. Copy the Data under API keys. Your Basic Authentication Token is a combination of Workspace ID and Data. For example, paste the following value as your Basic Authentication Token: `Basic Qk5CR1NNNUR4eHh4eHhWQ1hSRFJEWTdSOlFsWHVoTHVaeHh4eHh4QWQrQnBYUEotNw==` Note: Ensure the token is copied completely without extra spaces.

Step 4: Configure the Webhook Request Body

In the Request Body section, you can select one of the following options:

Simple configuration : Use pre-built JSON payloads with MoEngage’s default field mappings.
Advanced configuration : Use a boilerplate template to build your custom payload. To populate the key-value pairs with your specific data, use Zoho CRM merge fields.

Boilerplate Templates

For User Data (Contacts/Leads)

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "first_name": "${Module.First Name}",
  "last_name": "${Module.Last Name}",
  "email": "${Module.Email}",
  "phone": "${Module.Phone}",
  "user_attributes": {
    "type": "Contacts", // or "Leads"
    "modified_time": "${Module.Modified Time}",
    // Add additional fields as needed - see reference tables below
  }
}

For Event Data (Deals/Activities)

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
   "event_name": "Deal Updated", // or custom event name
  "user_attributes": {
    "type": "Deals",
    "modified_time": "${Module.Modified Time}",
    // Add user context fields if needed
  },
  "event_attributes": {
    "modified_time": "${Module.Modified Time}",
    // Add event-specific fields - see reference tables below
  }
}

Data Mapping Guidelines

Unique Identifier ( Customer ID) : Use a consistent, immutable unique identifier (like an external_id, email address, or phone number) from your Zoho CRM data. Map this value to the customer_id field in your MoEngage payload. This is critical for data merging and preventing duplicate user profiles.
Required Fields : All payloads must include the customer_id, modified_time, and type fields. These are essential for proper data processing, lookups, and segmentation.
Type : Specify the record type as “Contacts,” “Leads,” or “Deals” for accurate segmentation and targeting in MoEngage.
Date and Time Formatting : Ensure all date and time fields, especially modified_time, are formatted as dd-mm-yyyy HH:MM:SS. This setting is configured in the Zoho webhook.
Event Name : Include the event_name in every event to identify and categorize actions in MoEngage. This ensures all events are tracked accurately for analysis and segmentation.

Mapping References

The following are the JSON mappings for modules like Contact, Lead, and Deal. You can use these examples or customize them by adding key-value pairs within the user_attributes or event_attributes objects.

Contact Mapping (Users)

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "first_name": "${Contacts.First Name}",
  "last_name": "${Contacts.Last Name}",
  "email": "${Contacts.Email}",
  "phone": "${Contacts.Phone}",
  "user_attributes": {
    "type": "Contacts",
    "contact_owner": "${Contacts.Contact Owner}",
    "lead_source": "${Contacts.Lead Source}",
    "modified_time": "${Contacts.Modified Time}",
    "account_name": "${Accounts.Account Name}"
  }
}

Lead Mapping (Users)

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "first_name": "${Leads.First Name}",
  "last_name": "${Leads.Last Name}",
  "email": "${Leads.Email}",
  "phone": "${Leads.Phone}",
  "user_attributes": {
    "type": "Leads",
    "lead_status": "${Leads.Lead Status}",
    "company": "${Leads.Company}",
    "lead_source": "${Leads.Lead Source}",
    "modified_time": "${Leads.Modified Time}"
  }
}

Deal Mapping (Events)

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "event_name": "Deal Updated", // or custom event name
  "user_attributes": {
    "type": "Deals",
    "modified_time": "${Deals.Modified Time}"
  },
  "event_attributes": {
    "deal_name": "${Deals.Deal Name}",
    "stage": "${Deals.Stage}",
    "deal_amount": "${Deals.Amount}",
    "closing_date": "${Deals.Closing Date}",
    "modified_time": "${Deals.Modified Time}"
  }
}

Custom Object Mapping: Meetings

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "event_name": "Meeting Scheduled",
  "user_attributes": {
    "modified_time": "${Meetings.Modified Time}"
  },
  "event_attributes": {
    "meeting_subject": "${Meetings.Subject}",
    "meeting_start_time": "${Meetings.Start DateTime}",
    "meeting_owner": "${Meetings.Owner}",
    "modified_time": "${Meetings.Modified Time}"
  }
}

Custom Object Mapping: Calls

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "event_name": "Call Logged", // or custom event name
  "event_attributes": {
    "call_id": "${Calls.Call Id}",
    "subject": "${Calls.Subject}",
    "call_type": "${Calls.Call Type}",
    "call_purpose": "${Calls.Call Purpose}",
    "related_to": "${Calls.Related To}",
    "start_time": "${Calls.Call Start Time}",
    "duration_formatted": "${Calls.Call Duration}",
    "duration_in_seconds": "${Calls.Call Duration (in seconds)}",
    "description": "${Calls.Description}",
    "result": "${Calls.Call Result}",
    "outgoing_status": "${Calls.Outgoing Call Status}",
    "agenda": "${Calls.Call Agenda}",
    "created_by": "${Calls.Created By}",
    "modified_by": "${Calls.Modified By}",
    "created_time": "${Calls.Created Time}",
    "modified_time": "${Calls.Modified Time}",
    "last_activity_time": "${Calls.Last Activity Time}"
  }
}

Custom Object Mapping Template

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
 "event_name": "Custom Event Name",
  "user_attributes": {
    "modified_time": "${Object.Modified Time}"
  },
  "event_attributes": {
    "specific_details": "${Object.Specific Fields}",
    "modified_time": "${Object.Modified Time}"
  }
}

Field References

The following fields provides you to to see which fields are supported for each module and their corresponding Zoho CRM merge fields.

Contact Field

Field	ZOHO Merge Field
Department	`${Contacts.Department}`
Title	`${Contacts.Title}`
Mobile	`${Contacts.Mobile}`
Fax	`${Contacts.Fax}`
Assistant	`${Contacts.Assistant}`
Email Opt Out	`${Contacts.Email Opt Out}`
Skype ID	`${Contacts.Skype ID}`
Twitter	`${Contacts.Twitter}`
Created By	`${Contacts.Created By}`
Created Time	`${Contacts.Created Time}`
Last Activity	`${Contacts.Last Activity Time}`
Mailing Street	`${Contacts.Mailing Street}`
Mailing City	`${Contacts.Mailing City}`
Mailing State	`${Contacts.Mailing State}`
Mailing Zip	`${Contacts.Mailing Zip}`
Mailing Country	`${Contacts.Mailing Country}`
Description	`${Contacts.Description}`

Lead Field

Field	ZOHO Merge Field
Lead ID	`${Leads.Lead Id}`
Lead Owner	`${Leads.Lead Owner}`
Industry	`${Leads.Industry}`
Rating	`${Leads.Rating}`
Annual Revenue	`${Leads.Annual Revenue}`
Employees	`${Leads.No. of Employees}`
Website	`${Leads.Website}`
Street	`${Leads.Street}`
City	`${Leads.City}`
State	`${Leads.State}`
Zip Code	`${Leads.Zip Code}`
Country	`${Leads.Country}`
Secondary Email	`${Leads.Secondary Email}`
Mobile	`${Leads.Mobile}`

Deal Field

Field	ZOHO Merge Field
Deal ID	`${Deals.Deal Id}`
Deal Owner	`${Deals.Deal Owner}`
Contact Name	`${Deals.Contact Name}`
Probability	`${Deals.Probability (%)}`
Expected Revenue	`${Deals.Expected Revenue}`
Type	`${Deals.Type}`
Next Step	`${Deals.Next Step}`
Campaign Source	`${Deals.Campaign Source}`
Created By	`${Deals.Created By}`
Sales Cycle Duration	`${Deals.Sales Cycle Duration}`
Reason for Loss	`${Deals.Reason For Loss}`

Account Field

Field	ZOHO Merge Field
Account Name	`${Accounts.Account Name}`
Account Type	`${Accounts.Account Type}`
Industry	`${Accounts.Industry}`
Account Number	`${Accounts.Account Number}`
SIC Code	`${Accounts.SIC Code}`
Rating	`${Accounts.Rating}`
Phone	`${Accounts.Phone}`
Ticker Symbol	`${Accounts.Ticker Symbol}`
Annual Revenue	`${Accounts.Annual Revenue}`
Ownership	`${Accounts.Ownership}`

Activity Fields

Meetings

Field	ZOHO Merge Field
Subject	`${Meetings.Subject}`
Start DateTime	`${Meetings.Start DateTime}`
Owner	`${Meetings.Owner}`

Calls

Field	ZOHO Merge Field
Call Type	`${Calls.Call Type}`
Call Purpose	`${Calls.Call Purpose}`
Duration	`${Calls.Call Duration}`
Result	`${Calls.Call Result}`

Tasks

Field	ZOHO Merge Field
Subject	`${Tasks.Subject}`
Status	`${Tasks.Status}`
Priority	`${Tasks.Priority}`
Due Date	`${Tasks.Due Date}`

Step 3: Configure a Webhook Action

To configure a Webhook action, perform the following steps:

In the Instant Actions list, select Webhook.
The Webhook dialog box appears.
Click Configure Webhook.

In the Webhooks page, provide the following details:

Zoho CRM Section	Description
Method	POST
URL	Enter the dedicated Webhook URL provided by MoEngage in the following format: `https://api-0X.moengage.com/v1/partner/zoho-crm/{events/user}/?configName={config_name}`
Custom Headers	Add the following custom headers: Content-Type: application/json Authorization: Generate a Basic Authentication Token using an online Basic Auth Header Generator tool. You must enter your Workspace ID as username and Data API Key as password. To find your credentials, perform the following steps: 1. On the MoEngage UI, navigate to Settings > Account > APIs. 2. Copy the ID under Workspace ID (earlier app id). 3. Copy the Data under API keys. Your Basic Authentication Token is a combination of Workspace ID and Data. For example, paste the following value as your Basic Authentication Token: `Basic Qk5CR1NNNUR4eHh4eHhWQ1hSRFJEWTdSOlFsWHVoTHVaeHh4eHh4QWQrQnBYUEotNw==` Note: Ensure the token is copied completely without extra spaces.

Step 4: Configure the Webhook Request Body

For User Data (Contacts/Leads)

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "first_name": "${Module.First Name}",
  "last_name": "${Module.Last Name}",
  "email": "${Module.Email}",
  "phone": "${Module.Phone}",
  "user_attributes": {
    "type": "Contacts", // or "Leads"
    "modified_time": "${Module.Modified Time}",
    // Add additional fields as needed - see reference tables below
  }
}

For Event Data (Deals/Activities)

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
   "event_name": "Deal Updated", // or custom event name
  "user_attributes": {
    "type": "Deals",
    "modified_time": "${Module.Modified Time}",
    // Add user context fields if needed
  },
  "event_attributes": {
    "modified_time": "${Module.Modified Time}",
    // Add event-specific fields - see reference tables below
  }
}

Contact Mapping (Users)

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "first_name": "${Contacts.First Name}",
  "last_name": "${Contacts.Last Name}",
  "email": "${Contacts.Email}",
  "phone": "${Contacts.Phone}",
  "user_attributes": {
    "type": "Contacts",
    "contact_owner": "${Contacts.Contact Owner}",
    "lead_source": "${Contacts.Lead Source}",
    "modified_time": "${Contacts.Modified Time}",
    "account_name": "${Accounts.Account Name}"
  }
}

Lead Mapping (Users)

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "first_name": "${Leads.First Name}",
  "last_name": "${Leads.Last Name}",
  "email": "${Leads.Email}",
  "phone": "${Leads.Phone}",
  "user_attributes": {
    "type": "Leads",
    "lead_status": "${Leads.Lead Status}",
    "company": "${Leads.Company}",
    "lead_source": "${Leads.Lead Source}",
    "modified_time": "${Leads.Modified Time}"
  }
}

Deal Mapping (Events)

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "event_name": "Deal Updated", // or custom event name
  "user_attributes": {
    "type": "Deals",
    "modified_time": "${Deals.Modified Time}"
  },
  "event_attributes": {
    "deal_name": "${Deals.Deal Name}",
    "stage": "${Deals.Stage}",
    "deal_amount": "${Deals.Amount}",
    "closing_date": "${Deals.Closing Date}",
    "modified_time": "${Deals.Modified Time}"
  }
}

Custom Object Mapping: Meetings

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "event_name": "Meeting Scheduled",
  "user_attributes": {
    "modified_time": "${Meetings.Modified Time}"
  },
  "event_attributes": {
    "meeting_subject": "${Meetings.Subject}",
    "meeting_start_time": "${Meetings.Start DateTime}",
    "meeting_owner": "${Meetings.Owner}",
    "modified_time": "${Meetings.Modified Time}"
  }
}

Custom Object Mapping: Calls

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
  "event_name": "Call Logged", // or custom event name
  "event_attributes": {
    "call_id": "${Calls.Call Id}",
    "subject": "${Calls.Subject}",
    "call_type": "${Calls.Call Type}",
    "call_purpose": "${Calls.Call Purpose}",
    "related_to": "${Calls.Related To}",
    "start_time": "${Calls.Call Start Time}",
    "duration_formatted": "${Calls.Call Duration}",
    "duration_in_seconds": "${Calls.Call Duration (in seconds)}",
    "description": "${Calls.Description}",
    "result": "${Calls.Call Result}",
    "outgoing_status": "${Calls.Outgoing Call Status}",
    "agenda": "${Calls.Call Agenda}",
    "created_by": "${Calls.Created By}",
    "modified_by": "${Calls.Modified By}",
    "created_time": "${Calls.Created Time}",
    "modified_time": "${Calls.Modified Time}",
    "last_activity_time": "${Calls.Last Activity Time}"
  }
}

Custom Object Mapping Template

{
  "customer_id": "${Unique_Identifier}",
 "event_name": "Custom Event Name",
  "user_attributes": {
    "modified_time": "${Object.Modified Time}"
  },
  "event_attributes": {
    "specific_details": "${Object.Specific Fields}",
    "modified_time": "${Object.Modified Time}"
  }
}

​MoEngage × Zoho CRM

​Use Cases

​Sync Modules

​Integration

​Integration

​Step 1: Get Your MoEngage Endpoint

​Step 1: Get Your MoEngage Endpoint

​Step 2: Create a Workflow Rule in Zoho CRM

​Step 2: Create a Workflow Rule in Zoho CRM

​Step 3: Configure a Webhook Action

​Step 4: Configure the Webhook Request Body

​Boilerplate Templates

​Data Mapping Guidelines

​Mapping References

​Field References

​Meetings

​Calls

​Tasks

​Step 3: Configure a Webhook Action

​Step 4: Configure the Webhook Request Body

MoEngage × Zoho CRM

Use Cases

Sync Modules

Integration

Integration

Step 1: Get Your MoEngage Endpoint

Step 1: Get Your MoEngage Endpoint

Step 2: Create a Workflow Rule in Zoho CRM

Step 2: Create a Workflow Rule in Zoho CRM

Step 3: Configure a Webhook Action

Step 4: Configure the Webhook Request Body

Boilerplate Templates

Data Mapping Guidelines

Mapping References

Field References

Meetings

Calls

Tasks

Step 3: Configure a Webhook Action

Step 4: Configure the Webhook Request Body