A considered catalog
Use clear names, categories and barcodes to help staff find the right item.
Explore a considered catalogFlower shop POS system
Give your flower shop more room to bloom.
Bring arrangements, gifts and everyday sales into a clear retail routine, with tools for your catalog, stock and the customers who make each day different.
A flower shop has its own kind of busy.
A ready-made bouquet, a vase and a custom event order need different care. Start with your retail catalog and checkout, then map the specialist work that happens at the florist’s bench or beyond the shop.
- Review arrangements and gift items as sellable products.
- Agree the stock units for stems, supplies and finished goods.
- Confirm separate tools for custom orders, delivery and events.
Everyday tools for your flower shop.
A clear view of the collection, the counter and the next decision.
Stock worth checking
Review stock on hand, reorder levels, receiving and physical counts.
Explore stock worth checkingFamiliar customers
Bring customer records, loyalty and gift cards into your store’s routine.
Explore familiar customersA view of the season
Look at product and category results when planning what comes next.
Explore a view of the seasonA supported team
Give staff appropriate access and review exceptions with the original sale.
Explore a supported teamA practical counter
Choose the tablet, scanner, printer and reader around your counter.
Explore a practical counterLet a beautiful collection meet an organized counter.
Keep product photos, categories and item details close to the sale. Build the catalog around what a customer can buy today, with clear records for arrangements, vases, cards and gifts.
- Organize the range into useful categories.
- Give each sellable product a clear name and price.
- Review the actual basket with your team during the demo.
Keep the stock conversation grounded in the day.
Use stock quantities, receiving and counts to review the products and supplies you manage in Retail. Agree how finished arrangements and their ingredients will be represented before relying on any stock calculation.
- Keep buying and selling units clear for each item.
- Review deliveries and stock-count differences.
- Confirm any recipe, stem deduction or expiry requirement separately.
Remember the person behind the occasion.
Customer records and purchase history give the team useful context when someone returns. Keep loyalty and gift-card options clear, and agree where bespoke requests and delivery instructions will be managed.
- Attach the correct customer to the sale.
- Review previous purchases during the conversation.
- Keep event scheduling and delivery dispatch in a confirmed workflow.
Connect your plans with the tools you already use.
Start with the work each system does. Confirm the exact connection and setup before relying on it.
Accounting
Review the supported QuickBooks journal handoff and account mapping.
Learn moreOnline selling
Confirm the platform, catalog ownership and supported connection.
Explore online planningCustomer tools
Explore customer records, loyalty and the rules for your store.
Explore customer toolsTeam & operations
Map staff access, time records and the payroll preparation handoff.
Learn moreA clear checkout. A considered last impression.
Finish the flower-shop visit with a basket your staff and customer can review together. Taply Retail brings item lookup, customer details and the configured ways to pay into the sale.
- Find products by name, SKU or compatible barcode input.
- Use the cash, gift-card and eligible card options configured for your store.
- Keep the receipt and original transaction available for follow-up.
A fresh start, with the details accounted for.
The useful starting point is your current store. Bring a sample catalog, supplier records and your exact equipment list so the transition can be planned around a real trading day.
- Bring sample arrangement and gift records.
- Review opening stock and selling units.
- Map custom-order and delivery requirements.
Make a little room for an easier checkout.
Choose a stable landscape tablet setup, the receipt format your customers need and compatible payment equipment. Confirm the exact models and connections before making your hardware purchase.
- Match the tablet and stand to the counter.
- Review printing, scanning and connection methods.
- Confirm supported readers and merchant eligibility.
Make space for your flower shop’s next season.
Bring your collection and daily routines to a Taply Retail walkthrough.
Request a demoFlower-shop POS questions, answered.
What does a florist need from a retail POS?
Start with the products you sell at the counter, customer records, stock management and reporting. Then identify custom orders, events, delivery and perishable-stock requirements for a separate fit review.
Can I sell arrangements, vases and gifts?
Taply Retail supports product categories and item records. Review your actual range to agree the item name, selling unit, price and stock behavior for each example.
Will the system deduct stems when an arrangement sells?
Recipe or bill-of-material stock deductions, batch expiry and perishable inventory automation are not confirmed. Review those requirements before relying on automatic ingredient consumption.
Does Taply schedule deliveries, weddings or events?
Dedicated delivery dispatch, event scheduling and florist quotations are not established by the retail checkout. Confirm the specialist tools and any connection needed for those workflows.
Can a flower shop use customer loyalty and gift cards?
Taply Retail includes customer records, loyalty and gift-card workflows. Review the configuration, staff access and operating rules with the team before offering them to customers.
Useful reading for your next step.
Practical Retail guides and templates, ready when you are.
Buyer’s guide
Choose your next POS with a clear plan.
A buyer’s guide to the questions, workflows and equipment worth reviewing.
Explore the buyer’s guideChecklist
Give the next stock count a better start.
Agree the scope, prepare the team and review the differences.
Explore the checklistFree template
Put the next supplier order on paper.
A practical template for products, quantities and supplier details.
Explore the free templatePlanning guide
Make the details part of your switch.
Bring your records, equipment and daily routines into the transition plan.
Explore the planning guide