Use What You Have
Start with a compatible computer, reliable internet connection, and your existing external payment terminal.
Manage sellers, products, barcode labels, centralized checkout, commissions, payout statements, booth rent, agreements, vendor portals, and reporting in one connected system.
Permanent markets · Pop-up events · Consignment · Shared retail · Maker collectives · Seasonal selling
Software flexibility without hardware lock-in. No proprietary hardware package. No required payment processor.
SolentX does not require a proprietary checkout terminal or mandatory hardware package. Use compatible equipment you already own, keep your current external payment terminal, and add equipment as your market grows.
Start with a compatible computer, reliable internet connection, and your existing external payment terminal.
Add a compatible barcode scanner and receipt printer when they improve your daily workflow. Local device features require SolentX Local.
Add backup devices, label printing, seasonal registers, or additional authorized checkout stations as the market grows.
Start with the business model closest to yours. Both paths connect products, checkout, seller ownership, commissions, statements, and reporting.
For shops that accept seller-owned or store-owned merchandise and pay sellers after items sell.
For operators who assign booths or spaces and run one checkout for many independent vendors.
SolentX follows the work from seller setup through inventory, checkout, commission calculation, statements, and reporting. Vendor markets can also add applications, agreements, spaces, and rent.
Record inquiries, track status, keep notes, and know who to contact when a space becomes available.
Receive applications online, review them in Solentx, and move approved applicants into the vendor-management workflow without re-entering the same information.
Track booths, shelves, cases, walls, rooms, and other selling spaces from a layout that stays connected to vendor assignments.
Allow vendors to create eligible promotions from their portal so qualifying discounts can be applied automatically during checkout.
Not every vendor runs a full retail business. SolentX supports straightforward booth selling and detailed inventory management without forcing every vendor into the same process.
Create a store-specific Vendor Guide covering products, labels, booth standards, commissions, payouts, events, workshops, and other operating expectations. Vendors can access the current guide anytime through their portal.
Establish applications, spaces, seller records, checkout rules, commissions, payout review, and your public presence before opening day.
Tell Me What You’re BuildingSolentX may be a fit when you are opening another location, adding vendors for the first time, launching a new event program, or ready to establish a more connected operating process.
Successful adoption does not require replacing everything at once, but it does require clear owner and vendor expectations. See the connected workflowsUse the external payment provider and hardware that fit your market. SolentX records checkout, payment type, receipts, vendor attribution, and reporting.
Review payment flexibilityUse your SolentX-powered website and hosted market subdomain to introduce the business, collect vendor interest, accept applications, build a customer email list, publish accepted vendors, and promote opening events.
Give vendors a physical place to sell, an included public profile to share, permitted sales and product tools, and opportunities to participate in events and workshops. Vendors who need an independent web presence can separately upgrade to a dedicated SolentX-powered website.
Solentx is being tested through the development of One Lane Market, our flagship real-world implementation in Rickman, Tennessee. The platform is shaped by real checkout, vendor-management, booth-assignment, application, promotion, and reporting workflows.
SolentX follows the shared operating model—independent sellers, connected products, deliberate checkout attribution, and useful reporting—across permanent and temporary retail.
Vendor malls, antique markets, flea markets, and shared storefronts with long-term seller relationships.
Artists, creators, boutique products, and local brands sharing one retail environment.
Inventory owned by multiple consignors or sellers with commission and sales attribution.
Holiday markets, weekend markets, and temporary retail events using connected seller records.
Local producers, growers, artisans, and community sellers operating together.
Curated collectibles, books, records, tools, gifts, and other seller-owned inventory.
Publish events, accept applications, approve vendors, assign spaces, coordinate requirements, and complete event closeout while keeping each vendor connected to their existing SolentX record.
Whether you run a permanent store, shared retail space, or vendor event, tell me how you currently manage vendors, products, spaces, checkout, and reporting.