A little charm. A lot in order.
Point of sale and record keeping for consignment shops and boutiques. TaggleTally tracks every tagged item, sale, consignor and payout, so month end adds up.
Coming soon for Windows
From the day an item comes in to the day its consignor gets paid.
Scan or type a tag, or pick the consignor and item from suggestions. Ring up several items in one sale, take cash, card or store credit, and print a receipt.
Every item gets a tag like 100-001: consignor number plus item number. Track price, size and quantity, and mark items sold, returned or donated.
Each item shows its expiry date and days left. Items close to their limit turn orange, overdue ones turn red, and an alert counts both.
Contact details, each consignor’s share, and what they’re owed. Pay out in cash or store credit, and keep a scan of their signed contract on file.
Sales by payment type, where the money went, payouts, and what’s due to each consignor. Save it as a PDF or print it.
Back up to a USB drive or a cloud folder, with weekly or monthly reminders. A separate practice shop with sample data is there for learning and training.
The shop keeps a store fee off the top, then the consignor gets their share of the rest. The split is saved with every sale, so later changes to the settings never rewrite history. Here’s a $21.00 item at a 50% share with a $1.00 store fee:
Screenshots from the practice shop that comes with TaggleTally. The names and numbers are sample data.
Search by tag, description or consignor. The tracker at the top counts items that are overdue or expiring within 14 days.
Everyone who sells through the shop, with their split and what they’re owed. Businesses can be listed under their business name with a contact person.
One screen for closing out the month, with a payout summary for every consignor.
TaggleTally is a Windows program, not a website, so the counter keeps working on a slow or missing connection.