Migrate to a modern antique-mall POS
A careful switch starts with your records and the routines your staff already use. Review exports, preview the import, reconcile opening balances and plan your first settlement before choosing a date.
These guides cover moves from Mall Sales Manager, Quail Point-of-Sale and other mall software. Each system has different exports and terms. We help identify what can transfer and what needs separate setup.
Prepare your records, rehearse the register and agree the final cutover. Our West Michigan Antique Mall story is a firsthand example from the mall co-owned by Vintique founder Colin King and his wife, Madeline; another mall needs its own plan.
If you haven't chosen the destination yet, start in the tech hub — the 2026 buyer's guide names the whole field, and the head-to-heads cover which trials are worth running. Once you're across, the operator playbooks pick up where migration ends: running the new register like you've had it for years.
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How to export all your data from your antique-mall POS — Vintique's full-export workflow
Your data is yours, always. From Settings → Danger Zone, request a single ZIP archive of every booth, transaction, gift card, item, hold, setting, and audit row — ready in minutes. Here's exactly what's in the export, the 30-day grace window if you ever close the mall, and how to verify nothing's missing.
Switching from Mall Sales Manager to Vintique, with help along the way
A supported path from your MSM backup to reviewed records, with clear checks before you begin live sales.
West Michigan Antique Mall: our switch to Vintique
Vintique founder Colin King and his wife, Madeline, own West Michigan Antique Mall. This is their 75+ booth mall's operating story: moving from Mall Sales Manager to Vintique and what changed behind the counter.
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Antique-mall tech — what's real vs. marketing
Antique-mall software is its own category — booth-based consignment with vendor splits, dealer settlements, and split-tender registers that generic retail POS doesn't model. This collection is every comparison and buyer's guide we've published: what the category does, who the named players are, and what's real versus marketing.
Operator playbooks for antique malls
How do you run an antique mall? Booth by booth: recruit dealers, set the splits, lay out the floor, staff one register that can ring seventy vendors' inventory, and settle everyone at month-end without drama. The playbooks in this collection walk that whole system end-to-end, in numbered steps.