No syncing icon in tray in Linux

Hello, I hope I'm in the right place.

I'm new to using Zohodocs to sync files. I'm using Zohodocs on the newest version of Linux Mint. (I use an additional Linux OS called Chalet OS. The syncing icon does appear here). For some reason, in Linux Mint the icon does not appear in the system tray/panel at startup (like Dropbox does). Because of this I have no way to pause and resume the syncing when I need to. In fact, there is no icon for Zohodocs there at all. I need suggestions for how to fix this please.

Thank you in advance.

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