If you want to keep it as simple and “no code” as possible, yes. 

However, you could write custom PHP code in your WordPress site that packages up all the order information into a webhook and send it into Zapier. (The trigger would be Webhooks → Catch webhook.) Then you would still use all that order information to fill in your Zoho Books fields.

It’s free, but requires developer knowledge….which is likely to end up going to cost more than $99 to have someone do for you.

Hi ​@Slogger 

Help links for using WooCommerce in Zaps:

https://zapier.com/apps/woocommerce/integrations#help

Hi there ​@Slogger,

I just came across your post here and wanted to check in here to see how you’re getting on. Were you able to follow ​@Troy Tessalone and ​@DavidLGS suggestions here?

Please do let us know if you’re still in need of some help on this at all - happy to assist further! 🙂

brilliant question answered thank you all so much 

That’s amazing ​@Slogger! A huge thanks to everyone who helped here.

If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to the Community. We’re always happy to help! 🤗