One vendor record, not a trail of attachments
Applications, insurance, notes, messages, invoices, and market history stay alongside the vendor who needs them.
Market operations, in working order
The whole market day, in one steady rhythm.
MarketDay gives market directors one practical workspace for vendor applications, documents, booth planning, check-in, payments, and the reports that follow.
Bring your current application, vendor list, and booth map. We will show the same season, organized for the way your team actually works.
Market morningSaturday, June 14
6:30 AMBooth plan48 expected
readyopenneeds attention
First upBefore gates open
- Clear document gaps5 vendor files need attention
- Assign open booths2 spaces still available
- Open the check-in stationQR code ready for staff
One connected operating loop
Follow the work from first application to final report.
A market is not a pile of disconnected admin tasks. MarketDay keeps each handoff close to the work before it, so no one has to hunt for the next answer.
- 01ApplicationsCollect the details once
- 02Vendor recordsKeep every file in reach
- 03Booth planPlace the right vendors
- 04Market dayCheck in without the scramble
- 05PaymentsKnow what still needs attention
- 06ReportsClose the loop while it is fresh
Built around the real work
Less chasing. More time on the market floor.
Clear labels, focused queues, and a shared record give directors the detail they need without turning every market morning into a software project.
Walk through your seasonA booth plan your whole team can read
Move placements, flag conflicts, and see the day’s occupancy without rebuilding a map in a spreadsheet.
A shared view before the gates open
Give staff and volunteers one focused queue for check-in, follow-up, benefits, and the late changes that always happen.
Your public website stays yours
Keep the front door familiar. Keep operations in MarketDay.
Use MarketDay as the private workspace for your team, then connect the public pieces your market website needs when you are ready.
Start with what you already have