The Room Walk.
Pick a room and the camera stays open. Frame the item, turn the price wheel, tap a category if it helps and press the shutter. The item is saved with its photo, price and lot number, and the camera is ready for the next one. Undo takes back the last item.
Price tags with QR codes.
Print tags for a room or the whole sale on US Letter 30-label or A4 21-label sheets. Each tag carries the price, the lot number, a few words and a QR code. Print only items that have never had a tag, or everything still for sale.
The register, markdowns included.
Find an item by lot number or a word, or scan its tag, and mark it sold. A markdown such as 25% off on day 2 and 50% on day 3 is already taken off the price shown, and the day’s total runs along the top.
A page shoppers browse first.
Publish the sale’s dates, hours, photos by room and prices on a page with your company’s name and phone. The street address can stay hidden until the day before, and anything you mark as not public never appears.
Settle up with the family.
Gross sales, your commission, expenses and the net to the family, with sales by category and by day and what happened to everything that did not sell: left over, held, donated or returned. Hand it over as a PDF and export every item as CSV.
A crew on sale day.
On Pro, up to three helpers join with a code and work on the same sale from their own phones, and a photo can draft its own one-line description and category for you to keep or edit.