Shopify POS for flower shops
Most flower orders are still taken at the counter or over the phone. Shopify POS rings up a sale beautifully and has nowhere to put what the arrangement should look like, what the card should say, or who is actually receiving it.
What ends up on paper instead
Every shop has a workaround: a pad by the till, a note in the order, a form app that opens in a second tab. All of them share one failure — the details live somewhere the ticket, the delivery run and the website do not read.
Then a customer rings to change the card message, and it has to be changed in two places by whoever remembers both.
Captured as part of the sale
Floristflow adds the florist fields to the POS cart itself: recipient, flower notes, colours, card message, delivery instructions and phone, plus delivery or pickup and the date. One pass, without leaving the sale.
It writes to the order, so the printed ticket, the day’s run and the delivery windows all read the same thing — the same date and window your website’s picker writes, and the same details a phone order carries on its draft.
- For
- Erin Whitaker
- Flowers
- Tall whites and blush, garden style
- Colours
- Ivory, dusty pink, sage
- Card message
- Happy birthday, Mum. Wish we were there. — J & A
- Delivery notes
- Side door, ring twice
The same order, whichever door it came through
A walk-in, a phone order paid at the till, a phone order sent an invoice, and an order placed at midnight should reach the bench looking identical. That is only true if one thing writes all four, which is the reason this is one app rather than a POS add-on.
See how it fits together, or read about printing the ticket automatically.
Early access
Floristflow starts at $59 a month — one app, one bill.