infoodle

infoodle A cloud-based community management system & trusted Xero add-on partner. Available globally. NZ based

A great product and xero add-on specifically designed to assist nonprofits make the most of their staff and volunteers by giving them the tools they need to organise themselves through communicating by email, organising rosters, accessing central files, managing donations and issuing receipts all through a simple to use web interface. The goal is to enable your staff, and also the volunteers themselves to access the data they need and securely be able to do the jobs they are recruited to do.

Volunteer rostering has two modes:1. Weirdly quiet2. Absolute scenesThere's no inbetween.infoodle helps teams manage ava...
03/06/2026

Volunteer rostering has two modes:
1. Weirdly quiet
2. Absolute scenes
There's no inbetween.

infoodle helps teams manage availability, schedules, and communications without relying on vague thumbs-up reactions, crossed fingers, or "I thought someone else replied?"

There are calmer ways to organise humans.

Nonprofit origin story: "I'll just help out for a bit."Fast forward and suddenly you; run the volunteer roster, know eve...
01/06/2026

Nonprofit origin story: "I'll just help out for a bit."

Fast forward and suddenly you; run the volunteer roster, know everyone's availability, send all the reminders, and somehow became IT support too?? Classic accidental coordinator behaviour!

Infoodle helps take some of that chaos out of team and volunteer management - because "figuring it out as you go" eventually stops being charming.

Your volunteers deserve systems that support them properly.

We’re honoured to be part of the Xero App Store community - and now there’s a chance to nominate your favourite Xero-con...
28/05/2026

We’re honoured to be part of the Xero App Store community - and now there’s a chance to nominate your favourite Xero-connected apps in the 2026 Xero People’s Choice Awards.

If infoodle has helped your organisation manage donations, reporting, contacts, events, or finance workflows alongside Xero, we’d genuinely appreciate your nomination.

Every nomination counts as a vote, and finalists are shortlisted based on the number of nominations received.

Voting is open until 10 July 2026: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBGTve7WPOjbEHqK1bWgEQNLchwYbozIw6tb_jpHGNd4Hocg/viewform

Thank you to all the charities, churches, nonprofits, and community organisations who continue to support us - we truly appreciate being part of the work you do.

We need to talk about notes.“Had a good chat”“Followed up”“Seems interested”Respectfully… these tell us absolutely nothi...
27/05/2026

We need to talk about notes.

“Had a good chat”
“Followed up”
“Seems interested”

Respectfully… these tell us absolutely nothing later

Good notes = useful future context.
Bad notes = confusing archaeology.

infoodle keeps notes attached, visible, and actually usable.

If your past notes feel like riddles… you’re not alone.

Australian charities and churches: donation processing rules are changing in 2026 - but there’s one really important dis...
27/05/2026

Australian charities and churches: donation processing rules are changing in 2026 - but there’s one really important distinction worth knowing.

The upcoming RBA surcharge changes are aimed at automatic card surcharges.

They don’t stop organisations from giving donors the option to voluntarily help cover processing costs - as long as it’s:
- transparent
- optional
- a genuine opt-in

There’s a big difference between:
“we added a fee automatically”
and
“would you like to help cover the processing cost?”

infoodle forms already support this through the Pay Processing Fee option, allowing donors to choose whether they’d like to contribute toward processing costs during their donation.

If your organisation relies on online giving, now’s probably a good time to review how your forms handle processing fees ahead of the October 2026 changes.

You know how Netflix gives you a “Previously on…” recap?Imagine having that for every person in your organisation. Not j...
25/05/2026

You know how Netflix gives you a “Previously on…” recap?

Imagine having that for every person in your organisation. Not just the last interaction - the whole story.

That’s what infoodle does. It connects the dots so you can actually understand what’s going on over time.

If you’re only seeing snapshots instead of the full picture… you’re missing the plot.

Attracting new donors is great, but retaining the ones you already have? That’s where things can get really tricky. When...
20/05/2026

Attracting new donors is great, but retaining the ones you already have? That’s where things can get really tricky.

When donors stick around, it’s not just about the financial support (which is obviously great), but they also become advocates, ambassadors, and a part of your organisation’s story.

But how do you keep those relationships strong year after year?

Read our blog to find 5 practical ways to boost your donor retention and build lasting connections.

👉https://www.infoodle.com/blog/5-ways-to-increase-donor-retention/

Nothing breaks the flow like:“Let me just find that..." followed by 30 seconds of frantic clicking.Good systems keep eve...
18/05/2026

Nothing breaks the flow like:

“Let me just find that..." followed by 30 seconds of frantic clicking.

Good systems keep everything in one place so you don’t have to pause and dig mid-conversation.

Iinfoodle brings notes, history, and interactions together - so you can stay in the moment.

If your tabs are multiplying every time you need context… that’s not ideal.

There’s always that one person who knows everything.Then one day… they leave. And suddenly, no one knows the backstory, ...
13/05/2026

There’s always that one person who knows everything.

Then one day… they leave. And suddenly, no one knows the backstory, no one knows the relationships, no one knows what’s been promised.
Fun times.

infoodle keeps that knowledge attached to the organisation - not the individual.

If your continuity plan currently relies on people never leaving… we should probably fix that.

Your brain:Remembers birthdays sometimesForgets names immediatelyStores random useless facts foreverYour CRM should not ...
11/05/2026

Your brain:
Remembers birthdays sometimes
Forgets names immediately
Stores random useless facts forever

Your CRM should not behave like that. Relationships deserve something a bit more reliable.

infoodle stores history properly - so you’re not mentally juggling conversations, commitments, and context.

If your current system is “I’ll remember that”… we need to talk.

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Mount Maunganui
3116

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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