Introducing Campus: The digital home for educational institutions
Zoho has launched Campus, a digital platform designed to help educational institutions in India manage communication and daily operations.
Reported by Zoho Blog · context written by Hushread
In brief
- Zoho Campus is a cloud-based platform for schools, colleges, and training institutes to centralize academic work and communication.
- The platform provides tools like institutional email, group chats, shared file spaces, and announcement feeds for students and staff.
- Campus integrates productivity apps with AI features to assist with writing, data analysis, and presentations, without replacing user decision-making.
- Institutions can connect third-party apps and use single sign-on, while data is hosted securely in local Indian data centers.
- At launch, Zoho Campus is available only in India, with plans to expand to other regions after further study.

What happened
Zoho introduced Campus, a digital platform aimed at educational institutions in India. The platform provides a unified workspace for students, teachers, and administrators to manage communication, assignments, and daily tasks. It includes collaboration tools, productivity apps with AI assistance, and options to integrate third-party applications.
Why it matters
Schools, colleges, and training institutes often rely on scattered tools and personal accounts, which can create confusion and inefficiency. Zoho Campus offers a secure, centralized solution that could streamline operations and improve communication for educational communities in India. Data privacy is emphasized, with all information hosted locally.
How we got here
Zoho's product team worked with schools and colleges to understand their daily operational challenges. The result is a platform designed to bring together essential academic functions, reduce reliance on personal apps, and address the unique needs of students, teachers, and administrators.
What happens next
Zoho plans to expand Campus to other regions after assessing local requirements. For now, Indian educational institutions can sign up for free or request a demo to explore the platform.