Joyalukkas partners with Zoho to unify sales ops, centralise data
With Zoho's Customer Experience Platform, Joyalukkas would be able to unify sales and service functions, centralise customer data and enhance operational agility.

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CHENNAI: India’s leading jewellery retailer Joyalukkas has entered into a partnership with Zoho Corporation to drive a large-scale digital transformation of its global retail operations.
Joyalukkas, in the first phase, implemented Zoho's Customer Experience Platform across 100 stores in India, and now deployed in 10 international markets, including the United Arab Emirates, US, UK, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Joyalukkas currently manages over 175 showrooms across 11 countries.
With Zoho's Customer Experience Platform, Joyalukkas would be able to unify sales and service functions, centralise customer data and enhance operational agility.
Commenting on the partnership, Zoho CEO Mani Vembu in a company statement said, "Luxury retail operates at the intersection of craftsmanship, quality and emotion. For a brand like Joyalukkas, delivering that signature experience consistently across global markets is essential.
This calls for technology that is intelligent, intuitive, scalable, seamlessly integrated, and adaptable to local needs. Our Customer Experience Platform is built to meet these demands, providing a unified view of the customer and enabling contextual, omnichannel engagement," he said.
Joyalukkas managing director John Paul Alukkas said, "With operations spanning diverse geographies and millions of touchpoints, we needed more than just a CRM. We needed a platform that could unify data, adapt to local nuances, and scale globally. Zoho's Customer Experience Platform gives us that foundation. It enables our teams to engage with customers not just based on transactions, but with a deep understanding of their preferences, behaviours and context."
"This transformation is helping us transition from reactive service to proactive, insight-led engagement across every region we operate in," he added.