A register so simple, you'll forget it's there.
No menus three levels deep. No 90-minute training video. No "did you remember to click the box?" Juniper's interface is built for the speed of a busy Saturday and the quiet of a Tuesday afternoon — and nothing in between.
- · One screen, one transaction, done.
- · Splits across booths automatically.
- · Works on whatever's on the counter.
Point. Scan. Know.
Hold your phone up to any item on the floor. Juniper calls on Google Lens to identify make, model, era, and comparable listings — in about the time it takes to blink. Pair a piece with its provenance without rifling through three reference books.
- · Identifies era, maker, materials.
- · Pulls comparable prices from the web.
- · One tap to add it to a vendor's booth.
Search by feeling, not just by name.
A customer wants "something Safari." Juniper knows that means carved giraffes, pith helmets, Maasai textiles, weathered leather, and hand-tinted maps of Kenya. It reads themes the way collectors do — by association, era, and mood.
Every orphan finds its vendor.
An untagged piece on the counter is a small crisis. Juniper compares it against your entire active inventory — photographs, descriptions, dimensions, materials — and tells you whose booth it walked off from. Usually with better than ninety-percent confidence.
- · Visual similarity, not just keywords.
- · Compares across every active booth.
- · Surfaces the top three matches, ranked.