With four sites on four logins, you hear about the missed fridge check whenever someone mentions it. Hendra One gives head office one board for the group, with each site’s detail a click away. Every site is £100 a month, the same as a single venue.
Your own login to our four-site demo group, in your inbox in about a minute, for 14 days. Nick rings everyone who tries it.

Head office overview from our demo company. The sites and figures are made up.
Problems come first: overdue compliance, rotas awaiting sign-off, sites behind forecast and kit past its service date.
Head office sees covers, compliance, servicing and labour for each site on one board, before anyone gets in the car. The demo has four sites to try it on.
Access is usually the first thing to go wrong as a group grows. Here it hangs off the role in your org chart, so it follows whoever is in the job.
A single venue runs on the owner knowing everything. By the third you are managing by exception and buying a rota tool here and an audit app there, each charged per site.
Managing multiple sites that way leaves gaps: no two systems agree on the staff list, and nothing says which site is behind. Separate vendors cost a typical site £200 to £400 a month, and a group pays that again at every site.
Hendra One is multi-site hospitality management software built company-first, for groups of restaurants, pubs, hotels and bars. Every site works from the same guest database and compliance standard, and the whole group is on one org chart. If you are weighing up restaurant group management software or head office hospitality software, a group pays £100 per site per month, the same as a single venue, with no group tier.
Twenty minutes on the phone with the person who built Hendra One, about your sites and what each one uses now. Leave a number and a time that suits.
Every site is £100 per month, with no VAT on top, no group tier and no minimum. Because separate booking, CRM, compliance and HR subscriptions each charge per site as well, the saving grows with the number of sites rather than shrinking.
Yes. Head office is its own workspace with a group-wide view of compliance status, bookings, revenue and overdue items, and can drill into any single site from there. Nobody is keeping a spreadsheet of which site is behind.
Permissions come from an org chart rather than a list of accounts. Each role gets per-action Yes or No on every feature, and someone changing job changes role once. Approval routes such as holiday sign-off follow the chart live, so a leaver needs no reassignment.
Yes, at company level. A guest who books at two of your venues is one record with one visit history, which is what makes group-wide marketing worth doing. Site-level staff still work within their own venue, controlled by permissions.
Yes. Every site has its own brand settings, booking widget theming and optional custom domain, so guests see your restaurant, pub or hotel rather than the group. The head office view is the only place the group appears as one thing.
All of it is in the same £100 a site.
Leave your details and we’ll email you your own login to Bramblewood Inns, a demo group of four sites with a full diary, rotas, guest list and compliance records. Use every screen as your team would for 14 days, and Nick will ring to see how you are getting on.