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Discover dining, organise family life and plan meals at home. Haila+ brings everyday planning and hospitality together, with tools for people and the venues that welcome them.
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Know what you have. Plan what comes next.
Bring recipes, pantry stock, meal planning and grocery spending together. HailaRecipe helps you answer “What’s for dinner?” while MyPantry gives you a clearer picture of the food already at home and what it costs.
Keep track of ingredients in your fridge, freezer and cupboards, including quantities, units and expiry dates. Add or edit items, use photos to help capture what you have, and update your pantry from a shopping receipt. A more useful stock list makes it easier to avoid buying the same thing twice.
Save receipt images and record the items you buy so you can revisit previous purchases. Compare recorded item costs over time to spot price increases and understand how your grocery spending is changing. Your own purchase history gives you a practical reference for the next shop.
Find recipes using pantry ingredients, explore new meal ideas and get help from the Cooking Assistant. Start with food that needs using, then see what else you need, making it easier to turn leftovers and everyday staples into a meal.
Use the Weekly Meal Planner to organise dinners ahead of time, then create a costed shopping list from your recipe choices. Bring the plan back to your pantry so you can check what is already on hand and focus your shopping on the ingredients you need.
Keep the whole household in the picture.
School dates, sport, appointments, birthdays and household jobs compete for the same time. Personal & Family brings those commitments into one place so you can see what is coming and organise the people involved.
Organise medical appointments, school activities, sports, pet care, travel, car tasks, home maintenance, birthdays, events and bills. Use the Other category for the things that do not fit neatly anywhere else, with calendar entries you can return to and update.
Choose whether an item stays private, is shared with the whole family, or is visible to selected family members. Keep personal commitments personal while making shared plans easier to coordinate.
Use the family calendar to review upcoming commitments alongside the everyday planning tools in Haila+. Keep track of important dates, check for clashes and make room for meals, bookings and days out without relying on scattered notes and separate conversations.
Make more of going out.
Whether you know exactly where you want to eat or need a little inspiration, Haila+ connects you with hospitality venues and the experiences around them.
Browse venues on the map, look at listings and menus, and find places near you. Try the random venue option when you want a fresh idea, or explore somewhere new for a catch-up, family outing or special occasion.
Explore venue offers and available tables. Hail a table to let participating venues respond to your dining request, giving you another way to discover an option that suits your plans. Offers and responses depend on the venues taking part.
Use HailaDay to plan a day around your interests and preferences, with places to visit and venues to explore along the way. Bring a little spontaneity with surprise suggestions, or build an outing around a place you already want to try.
Explore loyalty opportunities, venue messages, events and tickets where available. HailItForward adds a way to make someone else’s day through a hospitality voucher, while games and community content give you more reasons to return.
Tools for the people behind the hospitality.
Haila+ brings customer engagement, daily operations and financial oversight into the same venue environment. Start with a listing and build a more connected view of your customers, team, costs and business performance.
Create or claim your venue listing, add the information guests need and train the chatbot on your venue. Use the Add to Website option to place a portal to your HailaTable venue experience on your own website, so customers can chat with your venue’s AI while browsing there. Help guests explore your menu, opening hours, facilities and booking information using the details you provide. Keep that information current so the chatbot has useful answers to work with.
Bring bookings, customer enquiries and venue interactions into a clearer customer view. The venue CRM helps you review contact details, notes and recorded touchpoints such as loyalty, messages, vouchers and tickets. Export contacts when needed and keep follow-up activity connected to the customer record.
Connect Xero to support accounts payable, general ledger review, financial analysis and cash-flow planning. Reconcile supplier statements against payables, investigate variances and review coding. Use balance-sheet workpapers and recommended journals to support account reconciliations. Explore ratios, trends and financial reports, then consider 3, 6 or 12-month cash-flow projections and the receipts, expenses, payroll and capital spending behind them. AI support helps explain the numbers; review recommendations and draft reports before relying on them.
Build recipes, including a starting point from your menu, and connect ingredient costs to what you sell. Scan supplier invoices, monitor price increases and import daily sales to understand food costs and margins. Compare purchases with expected ingredient use from sales, record wastage and investigate unexplained usage. Use food-cost trends and month-to-date or year-to-date reports to focus on the costs you can control.
Plan rosters and breaks, give staff a clock-in and clock-out process, and keep track of licences and training. Review labour costs alongside sales so staffing decisions reflect trading activity. Staffing reports bring cost percentages, training needs and outstanding issues together, helping you prepare for the next shift and the next management discussion.
Prepare a board report and assemble a board pack with supporting information from finance, cash flow, yield and staffing. Quick access to those reports helps directors and owners move from headline results to the underlying detail. Draft financial reporting supports the NZ IFRS RDR reporting context where applicable, with review needed for the organisation’s circumstances. Bring performance, risks and decisions into a more structured governance conversation.
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