"Zoho" matching MCP servers:

Enables Claude to manage Zoho Recruit ATS operations including candidates, jobs, interviews, analytics, email, and AI-assist through natural language.

A safety-gated MCP server for Zoho Books that enables AI agents to perform general-ledger writes, bank-feed categorization, and receipt attachments not exposed by Zoho's native connector, with hard guardrails preventing unauthorized actions on live data.

MCP server for Zoho Books integration, enabling AI agents to perform bookkeeping operations like managing journals, expenses, bills, invoices, and file attachments.

MCP server for Zoho Mail — read, search, and send email via Claude. Supports listing inbox, searching by keyword or sender, reading full message bodies, and sending HTML email.

Connects Zoho Projects with Claude AI to manage projects, tasks, time tracking, and comments through natural language conversations.

Enables to interact with Zoho Campaigns API v1.1, supporting OAuth2 authentication, contact and campaign management, bounced contact queries, and more, through natural language.

Enables read-only, bounded querying of DMARC aggregate report data ingested from an explicitly configured Zoho mailbox folder into SQLite, exposing summary counts, aligned DKIM/SPF failure reporting, per-report details with provenance, coverage gaps and collector health over OpenAI Secure MCP Tunnel. Responses are size-capped and windows are limited to prevent runaway queries, while raw attachments and message bodies are never retained or exposed.

MCP server for Zoho Mail that enables searching, reading, sending, and managing email messages across folders via natural language.

Enables ChatGPT and Codex to interact with Zoho Mail through Zoho's official MCP service, with safe workflows and capability boundaries.

MCP server providing Claude read access to Zoho Mail for listing, searching, and reading emails, as well as saving drafts without sending them.

Enables AI assistants to read, search, send, and reply to Zoho Mail via IMAP/SMTP using an application-specific password.

An MCP server that connects AI assistants to Zoho Mail, enabling reading, searching, sending, scheduling, organizing, and downloading emails through the official Zoho Mail REST API.

Connects AI assistants to one or more Zoho Mail accounts, enabling read, send, search, reply, and delete operations directly from an AI workflow. Multiple mailboxes can run from a single lightweight process to reduce memory usage.

Connects Claude to Zoho CRM with read-only access, enabling natural language queries to search records, list modules, retrieve field information, and count records using OAuth authentication.

MCP server for human-reviewed Zoho Mail inbox triage. It uses a two-pass proposal/execution model to propose actions (move, archive, mark-read) without touching the inbox until a human approves, and treats email content as untrusted data to prevent prompt injection.

Enables MCP-compatible clients to manage Zoho Sprints projects, sprints, items, statuses, and comments via the Zoho Sprints REST API.

Provides live Zoho CRM data access via MCP tools, enabling queries on modules, records, fields, and related lists without syncing data.

Gives Agent Studio agents read-only access to a merchant's stock, sales orders and delivery records, so they can check sellable availability across SKUs and warehouses before pitching, and pull carrier, AWB and delivery facts as evidence for disputes or "where is my order" questions. It handles OAuth, rate limiting, PII masking and pagination, and runs offline in demo mode.

Enables AI agents to read, search, send, and organize mail, folders, messages, and threads through a local MCP server. It supports multiple data centers, attachments, and secure credential storage.

Moves attachments to and from the local disk without their bytes passing through the model's context, and manages several mail accounts under one owner so every write names its account explicitly. Enforces a server-side allow/ask/deny policy where risky writes create a pending action a person must approve in the browser, with no tool able to permanently delete mail.