Toura, for groups

Run many operations like one.

For the companies behind more than one brand, site or fleet. Every operator keeps its own identity, calendar and crew — the group gets one platform underneath: whole-of-group visibility, one set of books, and guests flowing between your businesses.

Whole-of-group visibility

Every operator, one screen.

Each operation runs itself on Toura — and the group sees it all, live: seats sold, revenue, weather calls, who's on the water. No end-of-month spreadsheet roundup; the roundup is just… there.

  • Live seats, revenue and staffing, by site and for the group
  • Compare operators on the numbers that matter — margin per seat, direct vs OTA mix
  • Ask in plain English, get an answer across every brand at once
Today · across the group● live
OperatorSeatsRevenueStatus
Seabreeze Whale Watching86%$4,120on water
Cape Kayak Co.64%$1,870boarding
Harbour Jet Adventures41%$980filling the 2pm
"Margin per seat, by site — this January vs last?" Seabreeze $31 ↑ · Cape Kayak $24 ↑ · Harbour Jet $19 ↓ — full breakdown in Reports
SeabreezeCape KayakHarbour Jet
Group ledgerOTA payouts matched per brand · cross-brand referrals settled · one invoice from us
Xero / MYOB
Consolidated account keeping

Many brands. One set of books.

Reconciliation runs per operator and rolls up to the group: marketplace payouts matched booking-by-booking for every brand, inter-company referrals settled automatically, everything synced into the Xero or MYOB structure your accountants already run.

  • Per-brand P&L and a group view, without the copy-paste
  • OTA payouts reconciled across every operator
  • One subscription, one invoice for the whole portfolio
Referrals & cross-sell

Full boats overflow into your other businesses.

When one operation sells out, that demand doesn't walk away — Toura offers guests the group's next best thing, books it, and logs the referral so every brand gets its due. The same rails handle your agents and hotel partners.

  • Overflow and waitlists routed between your operators
  • Cross-brand bundles sold as one booking, settled as two
  • Agent & hotel commissions tracked on the same system
Saturday 09:00 — Seabreeze Whale Cruise
FULL — 20 of 20 seats
→ 6 waitlisted guests offered Cape Kayak's 10:30 Sea Cave Paddle
→ 4 booked · referral credited to Seabreeze
→ Group revenue up $380 on a sold-out morning
Suggested: "Whale + Paddle" day bundle — built from this pattern
Also in the group tier

The parts that only matter once you're plural.

Group-wide smart rules

Set a policy once — pricing, cancellations, review requests — and apply it to every brand, with local overrides where a site needs them.

Shared crew & certifications

Roster across sites: the right ticket on the right vessel, wherever it's needed, with one view of who's qualified for what.

Assets & compliance rollup

Every vessel, vehicle and checklist across the portfolio in one audit-ready register — renewals flagged before they bite.

One guest, every brand

A shared guest profile across your businesses — the whale watcher gets offered the kayak day, with consent handled properly.

Roles & permissions

Each site sees its own operation; the group office sees everything. Finance sees the books, skippers see the manifest.

Fast site onboarding

Bought another operator? Bring their bookings, listings and crew onto the platform in weeks, not seasons.

Honest print: the group tier is being shaped with founding partners — the sections above are the direction, not a spec sheet. If you run a portfolio, we'd like to build it around yours.

Founding partners

Run a portfolio? Let's talk.

Bring your operator list and your gnarliest reconciliation spreadsheet. We'll show you the platform and shape the group tier together.