I am building my own vendor market,and I built SolentX to help run it.
One Lane Market is a multi-vendor shopping destination being developed in Rickman, Tennessee. It will bring small businesses, makers, collectors, creators, and independent sellers together in one place.
SolentX is the system I built to manage the vendors, products, checkout, inventory, reports, public marketplace, and other parts of the business. The same software I am building for my own market is available to other market owners.
One Lane Market is a local marketplace where customers will be able to shop products from multiple independent vendors under one roof.
Instead of every seller needing a separate store, checkout system, website, and inventory process, One Lane Market brings those sellers together in one shopping destination.
Customers will be able to discover handmade items, boutique products, home décor, gifts, vintage merchandise, collectibles, books, tools, electronics, seasonal items, and more from independent sellers.
A multi-vendor market involves much more than ringing up a sale.
The owner must manage vendor applications, vendor information, products, inventory, booth locations, checkout, sales attribution, commissions, payouts, reports, and the public website.
SolentX brings those parts together in one connected system. I built it because I needed a practical way to manage those responsibilities in my own market without relying on several disconnected programs and spreadsheets.
SolentX is built for vendor markets, antique malls, flea markets, consignment stores, maker markets, collectibles stores, seasonal markets, and other businesses that manage products and sales for multiple independent sellers.
I am building both One Lane Market and SolentX.
One Lane Market is the vendor market I am developing in Rickman, Tennessee. SolentX is the software I built to help manage it.
The same platform being built around my own market is available to other vendor-market owners.
Before SolentX became a software platform, it was a problem I needed to solve for my own business.
I wanted one place to manage vendors, products, inventory, checkout, reports, booth assignments, public listings, and vendor communication.
I did not want to depend on several disconnected systems or repeatedly enter the same information in different places.
That is why I built SolentX.
One Lane Market is a local multi-vendor shopping destination in Rickman, Tennessee. It brings small businesses, makers, creators, collectors, and independent sellers together in one convenient place for customers to shop and discover something new.
Visit One Lane MarketExplore the public market websiteMany vendor-market owners manage their business across several programs, spreadsheets, websites, and manual processes. SolentX brings the major parts of the market together in one connected system.
Instead of entering the same information into multiple systems, SolentX keeps the major parts of the business connected.
One Lane Market will give customers one place to discover products from multiple independent vendors.
Customers will be able to shop a changing selection of handmade items, boutique products, home décor, gifts, vintage merchandise, collectibles, books, tools, electronics, seasonal products, and other unique items.
Customers will be able to browse available products online. Online purchasing is planned for later and is not presented as currently available.
Here is how the major parts of the market will work together through SolentX.
Application details enter the same connected market system.
We review the submission and decide on the next step.
The approved applicant becomes a vendor in the market.
The vendor is connected to the correct physical selling space.
The owner or vendor adds products through the appropriate portal.
Customers can discover products in-store or through the public marketplace.
SolentX brings products from multiple vendors into one checkout.
Every sold item stays connected to the correct vendor.
The system organizes the amounts needed for owner and vendor review.
The owner receives useful information for reviewing the market.
The same product information continues through the complete workflow.
One Lane Market is a real business being developed around SolentX.
The workflows on this page are not based only on assumptions. They are based on the actual decisions and responsibilities involved in preparing and operating our own vendor market.
When something feels confusing, slow, or unnecessarily complicated while preparing our market, it gives us a clear reason to improve SolentX.
I am not only building software for vendor-market owners. I am also working through the process of creating and running a vendor market myself.
That means I have to think about the same things other owners do. Those real responsibilities shape how SolentX is designed.
Building and configuring One Lane Market gives us a practical way to evaluate SolentX.
We can use the system in our own market, identify processes that need improvement, and apply what we learn to the software. That means improvements are based on real needs, not only feature ideas.
I’m Brent Cross, the owner of One Lane Market and the developer behind SolentX.
I created SolentX because I wanted one connected system for managing vendors, products, checkout, inventory, reports, booth assignments, public listings, and the other responsibilities involved in running a vendor market.
I am building the software around the same real needs I face while developing my own market.
One Lane Market helps shape SolentX, but the software is not limited to one market layout or business model.
Each business may operate differently, so SolentX provides a connected foundation that can support different vendor, inventory, checkout, reporting, and public-marketplace workflows.
We’ll add real market and platform imagery as One Lane Market moves toward opening. No staged sales, private vendor information, or fabricated activity will be shown.
SolentX connects the different parts of a vendor market. A vendor application becomes a vendor record. That vendor can be connected to a booth, products, sales, commissions, reports, payouts, and a public vendor page.
Products entered into the system can be used at checkout, tracked in inventory, shown in reports, and displayed through the public marketplace.
This reduces duplicate work and helps the owner manage the business from one connected platform.
SolentX customers are not being asked to depend on software built without firsthand understanding of their business.
The same platform available to customers is being built around the needs of our own market. When SolentX improves, One Lane Market benefits. When One Lane Market reveals a better way to handle something, SolentX improves.
We are solving many of the same problems our customers need to solve.
Every vendor market operates a little differently.
Tell me how you currently manage vendors, products, checkout, commissions, and reporting, and we can discuss whether SolentX fits your workflow.
One Lane Market will continue to grow as the physical market, vendor community, public website, and SolentX platform are developed.
Follow the journey to see how the market comes together and how SolentX is used along the way.
One Lane Market is a multi-vendor shopping destination being developed in Rickman, Tennessee. It will bring independent sellers and a variety of products together under one roof.
Both One Lane Market and SolentX are being built by Brent Cross. One Lane Market is the physical vendor market, and SolentX is the software being built to help manage it.
One Lane Market is currently being prepared for opening. The property, vendor process, public website, and SolentX workflows are being developed and configured.
One Lane Market is owned by the creator of SolentX and is being built around the same SolentX platform available to customers.
Yes. SolentX is designed for vendor markets, antique malls, flea markets, consignment stores, maker markets, and other multi-vendor businesses with different sizes and workflows.
You can explore this page, the SolentX features page, and the One Lane Market public site to see how the platform is being used and developed.
Yes. We’ll help you get started. Personal setup assistance is included to help configure your market, vendors, products, checkout workflow, and public marketplace.
SolentX brings vendors, products, checkout, inventory, reports, and your public marketplace together in one platform.
We’ll help you get started.