For antique malls
Booth rent, dealer shifts, and who's on the floor Saturday.
Forty dealers, a floor rotation, and a manager keeping it straight on paper. Taberna keeps the booth ledger, runs the shift board, and gives every dealer a page on the mall's site.
Booth rent, one line per dealer
Each booth's rent and the month's status. Dealers see their own line and pay by card if you turn that on.
The floor shift board
Dealers pick up shifts, open the ones they can't make, and neighbors cover for a rent credit. Nobody texts you.
A page per dealer
Every dealer gets a storefront page on the mall's site that search engines can read. The Open Now board says who's in today.
Repairs without the phone call
A leak, a dead outlet, a stuck door: reported from a phone with a photo, tracked to done.
In their words
“The shift board alone. I used to spend Sunday night on the phone.”
Manager, 38-dealer mall
Questions antique malls ask
- We charge rent plus a commission on sales. Does that work?
- Rent lives on the ledger. Sales tallies are per dealer and can post a charge or a credit each month; commission math is a line you set.
- Do dealers need an app?
- No. A text message with a login link, or an email. The portal is a web page that works on any phone.
- What if a dealer never logs in?
- You'll see it. The Tenants page shows who was invited, who's in, and who's been quiet, with a re-send button that texts them.
Free until rent moves through it.
No card, no trial clock. Add your tenants in ten minutes or paste them from a spreadsheet, and text them their login.