Zumero for SQL Server dev center (Zumero)

ZSS can be hosted on your own servers next to your existing SQL Server database, or installed on a cloud platform such as Microsoft Azure.

Zumero requires no changes to your existing data; it works alongside your SQL databases and applications, keeping changes up-to-date (in both directions) between SQL Server and mobile devices.

Your applications need not know or care that synchronization is occurring, nor do your mobile apps need to worry about staying up-to-date with the backend. ZSS takes care of the details.

See what it takes to Get Started with ZSS, or scroll down for documentation, component downloads, or to get your free ZSS Trial License.

If you're building an application with a new SQL Server database, then you may want to host your ZSS Server on Azure

ZSS Client SDK

The ZSS Client SDK contains the libraries, headers, and documentation you'll need to use Zumero for SQL Server on:

Android (native and PhoneGap)
iOS (native and PhoneGap)
Xamarin
Windows, WinRT and Windows Phone 8
Mac OS X
Linux (Ubuntu 14.04+, Fedora 17+)

Download the ZSS Client SDK zip file.

The SDK is also available as a Portable Class Library (PCL) on NuGet

ZSS Manager

The tools you'll need to configure Zumero mobile synchronization for your SQL Server databases.

Requires Windows 10 Anniversary Update (v1607) or later.

Download the ZSS Manager installer.

ZSS Server

Includes the IIS components used to communicate with your mobile applications.

Download the ZSS Server installer

Request your FREE trial license key by emailing our support team

System Requirements:

Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 or later (64-bit)
IIS v7.5 or later
SQL Server 2008 R2 (10.5) or later

ZSS App Generator (ZAG)

ZAG creates mobile apps that can sync data from your SQL Server database. Generate projects in Java, Objective C, or C# (Xamarin) for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone.