HalaBag
Generate additional revenue

Home check-in

Your passenger books it, our network collects the bag from their door, it is screened and accepted as a checked bag in your system, and it meets them at the belt. HalaBag is your technology for selling it, running it and getting paid for it.

The passenger's bag is checked in before they leave home

Plan a deployment

How it works with your airline

Where the case starts, where HalaBag sits, and what your team sees.

  1. Passenger books in your flow1
  2. Order into HalaBag2
  3. Provider allocated for the lane3
  4. Collected at the door, custody confirmed4
  5. Screened, accepted within cut-off5
  6. Checked bag in your DCS6
  7. Fee, cost and margin closed7
Illustration of the Home check-in booking and operations view, with demonstration data.
  • Operational today

    Orders from your booking team or a partner; collection with custody, screening, cut-offs, settlement.

  • Practical route before the integration

    Orders entered or imported; station records acceptance.

  • Requires further integration

    Booking-flow merchandising and DCS acceptance.

  • Regulator-aligned controls
  • Merchandising API
  • Sequenced arrivals
  • Bilingual passenger flow
  • Ancillary revenue per passenger
  • Terminal congestion reduced
  • Compliance enforced by the system
  • Bags visible from the door
Why this matters

Airlines want to sell home check-in and airports want bags to arrive sequenced. Without a platform it is a bespoke arrangement per station: a provider, a spreadsheet, a cut-off nobody enforces and a bag the airline cannot see until it reaches the hall.

How it works, in six steps
  1. 1Sell it where the passenger is. Quote and book through your booking flow, app or a partner platform via the Partner API. Price, cut-off and eligibility come from the platform.
  2. 2Collect with custody. The allocated provider collects at the address within the window; the hand-off is confirmed with time, location and evidence.
  3. 3Screen and accept. Screening steps and cut-offs are enforced as workflow, under the licensed provider and the airport's rules. Acceptance is confirmed back to your DCS.
  4. 4Settle. Passenger fee, provider cost and your share are closed on the order; invoices issued from the same record.
Capabilities
  • Regulator-aligned controls. Licensed provider allocation, screening, cut-offs and contractual custody as rules, not guidance.
  • Merchandising API. Quote, book and track inside your interface; status and proof returned to you.
  • Sequenced arrivals. Bags reach the hall in windows the airport can plan for.
  • Bilingual passenger flow. Consent, address confirmation and updates in Arabic and English under your brand.

Related integrations

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    Integrated logistics provider for allocation, status and proof, with rate calculation and international reach.

  • SPL (Saudi Post Logistics)

    Live

    Integrated national logistics provider for domestic allocation, status and proof.

  • Saaml

    Live

    Integrated last-mile and city logistics provider for allocation, dispatch, status and proof.

  • Airline DCS and PSS

    In progress

    Departure-control and passenger-service events that raise cases and confirm acceptance.

  • Booking and travel platforms

    In progress

    Off-airport and group baggage orders from OTAs, corporate travel platforms and aggregators.

Status labels are reviewed monthly. In progress and planned are not delivered. Integrations

Frequently asked questions

The provider with custody, by contract, as the regulator's framework requires. The platform records the custody chain that makes it enforceable.

See the platform on your own baggage cases

A 45-minute working session with our solutions team: your stations, your providers, your source systems. No slides.

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