Break point 1
Approved designs must be rebuilt
Proposal items, recipes, quantities, pricing, images, and client changes do not flow into purchasing and production.
We build one florist operations system that connects the customer brief, proposal, recipe, stem requirements, purchasing, production tasks, delivery route, installation, payment, and follow-up.
Built as an AI-first custom CRM: the record stays current, routine work moves automatically, and operators can see what needs attention next.
Capture the occasion, inspiration, palette, quantities, budget, venue, and dates.
Manage proposal versions, selections, agreement, deposit, changes, and balance.
Generate recipes, stem and hard-good needs, purchasing, assignments, and packing.
Coordinate route, access, installation, proof, strike, final payment, and follow-up.
Retail, wedding, and event florists coordinating inquiries, proposals, recipes, perishable inventory, purchasing, production, delivery, and payment across separate tools.
A floral sale is not just a transaction. It becomes recipes, stem counts, substitutions, labor, vessels, venue rules, production deadlines, delivery windows, installation, and strike. When the proposal and production plan are separate, margin and execution depend on manual translation.
Break point 1
Proposal items, recipes, quantities, pricing, images, and client changes do not flow into purchasing and production.
Break point 2
On-hand stems, incoming product, substitutions, recipes, waste, and event allocations are not visible together.
Break point 3
Production tasks, packing, venue access, delivery windows, installation notes, and strike instructions live in separate documents.
One record moves forward. Each stage has a current status, a responsible owner, and a next action.
Capture the occasion, inspiration, palette, quantities, budget, venue, and dates.
Manage proposal versions, selections, agreement, deposit, changes, and balance.
Generate recipes, stem and hard-good needs, purchasing, assignments, and packing.
Coordinate route, access, installation, proof, strike, final payment, and follow-up.
These modules share the same customer, job, visit, matter, order, or property record. We prioritize the modules that close your biggest gap first, then expand the system as the workflow proves itself.
Track every customer's important dates — birthdays, anniversaries, memorials. Automated reminders trigger before each occasion so they never forget (and neither do you).
Custom order flow with arrangement type, size, budget, delivery details, and card messages. Visual pipeline from order to design to delivery.
Manage wedding and event orders with timelines, consultations, mood boards, itemized quotes, and delivery schedules. Clients approve arrangements online.
Track flower stock by type, quantity, freshness date, and supplier. Get alerts when inventory is aging and needs to be used or discounted.
Route-optimized delivery scheduling with driver tracking, delivery confirmation photos, and automatic customer notifications on dispatch and delivery.
Set up weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly flower subscriptions. The system auto-generates orders, schedules deliveries, and bills automatically.
Carry approved designs, quantities, and changes into recipes, purchasing, and assignments.
See what is required, ordered, received, allocated, substituted, and left across active work.
Put packing, route, venue, install, contact, and strike details in the team's current run of show.
The intelligence is built into the workflow. It captures context, prepares the next step, watches for risk, and helps operators investigate the business without losing human review or audit history.
AI identifies customers approaching important dates and sends personalized outreach — not generic blasts, but messages referencing what they ordered last year and suggesting similar or upgraded arrangements.
AI analyzes sales patterns, upcoming orders, and seasonal trends to recommend purchase quantities from suppliers. Reduce waste and ensure you have the right blooms in stock.
When a customer places an order, AI suggests add-ons based on the occasion, past orders, and budget range — a vase upgrade, chocolates, or a card. Increase average order value naturally.
Owners can ask questions across connected CRM records. Answers show the underlying signals and can open the affected customers, jobs, visits, matters, orders, or properties.
The CRM can connect communication, payment, scheduling, accounting, analytics, and industry systems when their APIs support it.
For many florists, the useful system connects customer and order records, event proposals, design recipes, stem and hard-good purchasing, perishable inventory, production tasks, delivery routing, installations, payments, and follow-up.
Yes. It can track inspiration, proposal versions, line items, images, recipes, quantities, venue details, agreements, deposits, changes, balance dates, and approvals from one event record.
Yes. Approved items can roll into recipe quantities, consolidated stem and hard-good requirements, purchase orders, production assignments, packing lists, and event-level cost tracking.
Yes. The system can track incoming product, on-hand quantities, event allocations, condition, waste, substitutions, and recipe changes. The workflow is designed around how your shop receives and stages product.
Yes. Delivery and installation views can include order contents, vehicle, route, window, venue access, contact, setup notes, proof of delivery, and strike requirements.
An AI-first CRM can maintain the operating record and support workflows such as AI Occasion Reminders, Smart Inventory Suggestions, AI-Powered Upsell Recommendations. Actions can use approval rules, confidence thresholds, and audit history. Owners can also investigate connected data with questions such as “Which approved events are missing stems, vessels, or production owners?”
We will trace one retail or event order and recommend the proposal, production, inventory, and delivery modules that should share one record.