Definitely! Also check out the zigbee category in this community.
And don’t miss out @Hedda’s very extensive guide
And his other posts regarding zigbed
Lessons learned; be aware Zigbee has poor range and penetration plus is very sensitive to interference, also know many Zigbee devices do not follow the standard Zigbee specifications and need custom handlers/converters.
Also this might got give some idea…
…if it is not already a little late to start with zigbee in 2024 or are there already better and more resilient options without single-point-of-failure architecture