Your Zoho setup is running.
Nobody knows how.

The developer is gone. The automations are running. Something breaks and nobody knows what connects to what. We go in, reverse-engineer your entire operation, and hand you a living document your team can actually navigate — forever.

You have a system. You don't have a map.

Zoho gets built in layers. Someone sets up CRM, then adds Books, then a consultant wires in some flows, then another developer adds custom functions. A few years later the system works — mostly — and nobody on the team fully understands why. That's not a failure. It's just how it grows. But it's a problem when things break, when people leave, or when you want to improve what you have.

The developer who built it is goneAnd with them went the institutional knowledge of what's connected to what, what triggers what, and what you absolutely cannot touch without breaking something.
You're onboarding a new adminAnd they're learning by clicking around and hoping nothing breaks. There's no documentation because nobody wrote any when they were in the middle of building it.
Something broke and nobody knows whyAn automation stopped firing. A flow is throwing errors. You're not sure if it ever worked the way you thought it did, or when it changed, or what it's connected to.
You want to improve the systemBut every time you try to change something, you worry about what else it might break. You'd be more confident making changes if you could actually see the whole picture first.
You're bringing in a new developerAnd you want to hand them something better than "here's the login, good luck." A system map means they're productive from day one instead of spending weeks reverse-engineering what already exists.
You're selling or acquiring the businessAnd the buyer — or their advisor — wants to understand the tech stack. A system map is how you show them what they're getting.

A living document. Not a PDF that goes stale.

We go into your Zoho environment, trace every automation, function, workflow rule, and connection, and build it into an interactive HTML document your team can navigate like a website. Every node is clickable. Every setting has a direct link. Every warning is written in plain English.

Every module documented
CRM, Books, Sign, WorkDrive, Flow, Forms — every app in your stack mapped with all its modules, custom fields, and relationships.
Every automation traced
Workflow rules, Zoho Flow automations, and Deluge functions — all documented with what triggers them, what they do, and their current status.
Direct links into your settings
Every item in the map links directly to the right page in your actual Zoho account. No hunting through menus — one click to exactly where you need to be.
Plain-English warnings
"Never rename this field — the automation uses this exact API name." "Always use the status field, not the Convert button." Built in, so nobody has to learn the hard way.
Status flags on everything
Working, needs attention, temporarily off, or needs verification — every automation and flow is flagged so your team knows what's live and what to watch.
You own it — forever
Delivered as a standalone HTML file. No subscription, no login, no platform dependency. Update it yourself or have us update it as your system grows.

If any of these are true, yes.

Your Zoho was set up by someone who is no longer with your business
You have automations running and aren't entirely sure what triggers them or what they touch
You're onboarding a new admin or internal Zoho manager and want to hand them something useful
You've thought about improving your Zoho setup but don't want to break what's already working
You're bringing in a new developer and want them to hit the ground running
You're selling your business and need to document your tech infrastructure
You've been told your Zoho setup is "too complex to document" — we've heard that before
You just want to actually understand the system your business depends on

Three tiers. Scoped to your setup.

Price is determined by the complexity of your Zoho environment — how many modules, how many automations, how many custom functions. We'll tell you exactly which tier you fall into in the first conversation.

Simple
CRM-Focused
CRM with limited automations. A smaller but important setup that still needs to be documented properly.
$2,000–$3,500
flat fee
Complex
Full Zoho One
Custom Deluge functions, cross-module automations, deep integrations. Including what the original developer didn't document.
$6,000–$10,000+
flat fee

All projects begin with a free scoping conversation. You'll know your exact number before we start.

"People who already have Zoho set up would pay for this. I know I would have."
— Michelle Onizuka, after building the first one
Michelle Onizuka — Systems Architect, Onizuka Studio

Tell us what's in your stack. We'll figure out the rest.

You don't need to know what you have or how it's connected — that's the whole point. Tell us what Zoho products you're using and roughly how long ago it was set up. We'll take it from there.