Zoho Books gives entertainment companies one place to manage every project, payment, and payout, so you can focus on making great work.
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Send professional invoices the moment a deal closes, add online payment links, and automate reminders so receivables don't drift past a 60- or 90-day term. Recurring invoices handle retainers and ongoing licensing without manual re-entry.

Shoots and tours generate receipts everywhere. Snap and upload them on the mobile app, tag them to the right production, and bill reimbursables straight back on the next invoice. Field teams sync seamlessly through the integration between Zoho Books and Zoho Expense.

Go beyond a standard P&L with 70+ reports: profitability by production, revenue by title or client, cash flow, and spend by department. Make your next decision on real numbers, not gut feel.

Auto-send reminders, auto-categorize recurring costs, and auto-match bank transactions through direct bank feeds. Set the workflow once and let the busywork run itself.

Store production agreements, talent contracts, licensing agreements, and tax records in a single repository. Set folder-level permissions, retrieve any document in seconds, and walk into an audit ready.






What more can Zoho Books offer?
Treat every film, TV show, tour, album, event, or game as its own project. Tag each invoice, bill, and expense to it, track the budget against actual spend as you go, and see which titles are making money and which are losing it. No more piecing together profit after the fact.

Distribute, license, and tour across borders. Invoice in USD, EUR, GBP, or any major currency, let exchange gains and losses post automatically, and keep your reporting clean in your home currency.

With Zoho Books, you gain access to a broad ecosystem of apps that support every aspect of your business operations. Plus, you can integrate with popular third-party apps and payment gateways.

Manage freelancer payments and capture production expenses from the studio, set, or road, all in one place. From crew invoices to on-location costs, Zoho Books keeps every transaction organised and ready for reporting.

Tax shouldn't slow down a deal. Configure VAT across different rates and transactions, maintain accurate tax records, and stay compliant with HMRC's MTD for VAT and MTD for Income Tax requirements.

At Zoho, we take pride in our perpetual efforts to surpass all expectations in providing security and privacy to our customers in this increasingly connected world.

Yes. Tag every transaction to a project and run as many productions, tours, releases, or events as you need, side by side. Each gets its own budget, P&L, and profitability view.
Onboard contractors as vendors, raise purchase orders, record advances, and pay from one place. A self-service vendor portal lets them submit invoices and track payments, and withholding can be applied wherever it's required.
Yes. Whether you run a production studio or create content solo, Zoho Books tracks each project's budget, handles client and brand invoicing, and shows you what you actually take home. You get books that scale from a one-person operation to a full studio.
Yes. Record advances and prepayments, net them against revenue as it lands, and use project reporting to see exactly how far each title is from recoupment. No separate spreadsheet is required.
It's built for it. Invoice in any major currency with automatic exchange rate gain and loss handling, and consolidate everything in your home currency. Multi-entity and regional tax setups can be achieved as you move into new markets.
Generic accounting tools treat every business the same. Zoho Books is the best accounting software for entertainment companies because it gives project-level profitability, contractor and advance management, multi-currency billing, and 70+ reports, all inside one connected suite (CRM, Projects, Expense, Inventory).
Yes. Zoho Books is built on systems that meet ISO 27001, one of the world's most trusted security standards. Independent auditors regularly inspect how Zoho stores and protects data and confirm it holds up. From there, the controls are in your hands: you decide who on your team can see what with role-based access control. Furthermore, there is multi-factor authentication for all Zoho products. And because Zoho never sells your data or uses it for ads, your financial information stays yours alone.