Discontinued & renamed products

Zoho ShowTime was a web and mobile application designed for virtual training and interactive presentations, launched in 2015. (Source). Over time, Zoho decided to focus on a more comprehensive training platform. As a result, Zoho ShowTime reached its end of life on December 31, 2025, and will be completely shut down on May 30, 2026. Existing users are encouraged to migrate to TrainerCentral, Zoho's new, all-in-one training platform, to continue their services without interruption. (Source)

Zoho Discussions was a community forum product that has been absorbed into Zoho Connect. While a direct end-of-life announcement for Zoho Discussions is not available, a Zoho Community forum post from 2025 confirms that the 'External Network' feature of Zoho Connect is no longer under active development and is being replaced by the newer Zoho CommunitySpaces. This indicates a strategic shift, with the functionality of Discussions now residing within the broader Zoho Connect and CommunitySpaces platforms. (Source)

Zoho Wiki was a collaborative knowledge management tool launched in 2006, allowing businesses to create centralized, searchable knowledge bases. (Source) Over time, Zoho's focus shifted towards a more comprehensive platform, Zoho Learn. In 2024, Zoho confirmed that new sign-ups for Zoho Wiki were discontinued, and the product would be phased out. (Source) Existing Zoho Wiki customers were assured of continued support and an eventual migration path to Zoho Learn, which was positioned as the successor product with enhanced features for knowledge management and training. (Source)

Zoho Subscriptions, launched in 2014, was a subscription management tool for businesses with recurring revenue models. In September 2023, Zoho announced that it was renaming Zoho Subscriptions to Zoho Billing to reflect the product's expanded scope. (Source). The new Zoho Billing is an end-to-end billing solution that supports various billing models, including one-time, subscription, project, and expense billing. Existing Zoho Subscriptions users were assured that their account history, transactions, records, and workflows would remain intact with no changes to their current plan features.

Zoho Tasks was a task management application integrated with Zoho Mail. In August 2023, Zoho renamed it to Zoho ToDo to better reflect the app's simplicity and core functionality of managing daily to-do lists (Zoho Tasks is now Zoho ToDo). The rebranding coincided with the launch of a new mobile app and the introduction of new features. Existing user data and tasks were seamlessly transitioned to the new Zoho ToDo platform, which continues to unify task management across various Zoho applications.

Site24x7 was launched in 2007 as a website monitoring service from Zoho Corporation. While initially branded as "Zoho Site24x7" and closely associated with Zoho's ManageEngine division, the "Zoho" prefix has been gradually dropped over time. There was no formal announcement of this change, but by 2023, the product was consistently referred to simply as "Site24x7" in official communications (Source). Existing customers and their data were unaffected by this gradual rebranding.

Zoho Docs was a file management application that has been succeeded by Zoho WorkDrive. The transition from Zoho Docs to WorkDrive began in 2019, with Zoho encouraging users to migrate to the newer platform. The official end-of-life for Zoho Docs was announced as March 15, 2023, after which users would no longer be able to access their accounts and all data would be handled within WorkDrive (Source). Existing customers were provided with a migration tool to move their files and data from Zoho Docs to a corresponding plan in Zoho WorkDrive.

Zoho Orchestly was a low-code workflow management application launched in 2019 as part of the Zoho One suite, designed to help businesses automate and track their internal processes (Source). In April 2021, Zoho Corporation spun out Orchestly into a new, separate division called Qntrl, aiming to address a wider market for workflow orchestration (Source). Existing Orchestly users were migrated to Qntrl, which was no longer bundled with Zoho One for new customers (Source).

Zoho Marketing Hub was an all-in-one marketing automation software launched in April 2019, designed to help businesses craft unique customer experiences. (Source) On May 25, 2021, Zoho rebranded the product to Zoho Marketing Automation, a name chosen for better global recognition and to reflect the product's core functionality. (Source) The change was purely a rebranding, with no impact on the product's features, functionality, or customer data; all existing automations and integrations remained intact.

Zoho Mail Suite was the branding for Zoho's collection of mail and collaboration applications before being succeeded by Zoho Workplace. In September 2020, Zoho announced a major relaunch of Zoho Workplace, a unified platform integrating email, messaging, and other productivity tools to provide a more contextual and seamless user experience (Source). This strategic shift aimed to better address the evolving needs of businesses for integrated solutions. Existing customers of the previous mail suite were transitioned to the new Zoho Workplace plans, which included increased storage and enhanced features.

Zoho ContactManager was a lightweight CRM designed for small businesses to organize contacts, tasks, and deals. Launched in 2013, it was positioned as a simpler alternative to a full-fledged CRM. Around 2020, Zoho discontinued ContactManager and introduced Zoho Bigin as its successor, a new pipeline-centric CRM also aimed at small businesses. Existing ContactManager customers were encouraged to migrate their data to Zoho Bigin, for which Zoho provided a migration tool. (Source)

Zoho Reports was a cloud-based business intelligence service first launched in 2009. As the platform's capabilities expanded significantly beyond basic reporting to include in-depth data preparation, augmented analytics, and data storytelling, the name was changed to better reflect its broader scope. In November 2018, Zoho officially renamed the product to Zoho Analytics with the release of version 4.0 (Source). Existing customers and their data were seamlessly transitioned to the new platform.

Zoho Live Desk was a live chat solution for customer support launched in 2013. It allowed businesses to add live chat to their websites and provide instantaneous support to customers. In 2017, Zoho discontinued the old live chat feature and encouraged users to migrate to the new live chat powered by Zoho SalesIQ. This migration offered a more flexible and customizable live chat solution with better integration with Zoho Desk. Existing customer data was migrated to the new SalesIQ platform. (Source) (Source)

Zoho Pulse was an enterprise social network launched in 2013 to provide teams with a platform for communication and collaboration, featuring feeds, an inbox, groups, and custom applications. In 2015, the product underwent a significant evolution, expanding its capabilities with the introduction of new tools such as Boards and Manuals. This expansion led to the platform being officially renamed Zoho Connect, reflecting its broader scope and enhanced feature set. (Source)