Why AllAisles
Not another back office with a store bolted on.
There’s good mall software out there. Most of it is a register and back office first, with selling online added through a separate e-commerce subscription. AllAisles started from the other end: one inventory, sold everywhere.
| Typical mall software | AllAisles | |
|---|---|---|
| Online store | ~ Usually a separate e-commerce platform you subscribe to and connect | ✓ Included — your mall’s own branded storefront |
| Inventory between floor and web | ~ Synced between two systems, so it can lag or drift | ✓ One inventory; a register sale removes it online the same instant |
| Dealers who won’t list online | ✗ Your problem | ✓ List for them; your listing-service fee is added to those items automatically |
| Dealer pages | ~ Often a sales-report login only | ✓ A public storefront page per dealer, plus their portal |
| “Recently sold” room | ✗ | ✓ Sold pieces stay visible as proof your stock moves |
| Online-order pull list | ~ Varies | ✓ Sorted by booth; pickups flip to “ready” when everything is pulled |
| Staff permissions | ~ A few fixed roles | ✓ Owner-defined roles, permission by permission |
| Commission, rent, card fees, payouts | ✓ Standard | ✓ All included, frozen onto each sale |
| Setup | ~ Self-serve; you configure it | ✓ Done for you: branding, domain, dealers, booths, training |
| Hosting | ~ Cloud, or software on a PC in the back office | ✓ Fully managed hosting with daily backups — nothing to install or maintain |
| Integrated card readers | ~ Some offer them | ~ On the way (Stripe Terminal); today you use your own terminal |
| Offline register | ~ Some desktop systems work offline | ~ On the way |
“Typical” describes common approaches across the market, not any one product. Features vary by vendor and plan — ask whoever you’re comparing.
Three reasons malls switch.
One bill, one system
No separate e-commerce subscription, no sync to babysit, no second place to fix a price.
Online listings that pay for themselves
Getting dealers online is the hard part. The listing-service fee turns doing it for them into income.
Somebody to call
We set it up, move your data, train your people and keep it running. You don’t have to become the IT department.
Bring your current setup. We’ll compare it honestly.
Walk through the live demo on your own, or book 30 minutes and we’ll show it with your booth count, your rates and your floor plan in mind.