Creative and personal services
A working app for florists
Coordinate orders, production, delivery windows and event commitments.
Sample scenario: Aisha, the event florist, is responsible for EV-641. One unavailable bloom needs an approved substitution before production starts. Event order: $6,950. Substitution due Thursday at 10:00.
- Event order
- $6,950
- What it replaces
- 6 working screens, one system
- The build
- Yours in about a minute
Flower stock
Stems, arrivals, conditioning, allocation and waste risk. EV-641: One unavailable bloom needs an approved substitution before production starts. Substitution due Thursday at 10:00. Event order: $6,950.
One unavailable bloom needs an approved substitution before production starts.
- Event order
- $6,950
- Deadline
- Substitution due Thursday at 10:00
Event flower stock
EV-641 | Counted today | Substitution due Thursday at 10:00
What this working example shows
Flower stock
Stems, arrivals, conditioning, allocation and waste risk.
Counter
Bouquets, add-ons, customer, delivery and payment.
Orders
Today’s arrangements sequenced by pickup or delivery time.
Events
Wedding and event designs, venue times and production capacity.
Suppliers
Grower orders, arrivals, substitutions and supplier contacts.
Delivery runs
Orders grouped by area, time window and driver.
Questions this app can answer
Decisions grounded in the same operating record
What is holding EV-641, and who owns the next action?
What in counter needs attention next for EV-641?
How does orders affect event order?
What changed across events since the last review?
The assistant reads the same fictional records visible in the app, so an answer can lead directly to its screen, owner and next action.
Before you build
Questions about software for florists
What does software for florists cover?
Coordinate orders, production, delivery windows and event commitments. This working example connects flower stock, counter, orders, events and suppliers.
How does the flower stock screen work?
Stems, arrivals, conditioning, allocation and waste risk. The sample follows EV-641, owned by Aisha, the event florist. One unavailable bloom needs an approved substitution before production starts.
What can the built-in AI assistant do?
It works from the same fictional records shown in the app. Try "Open a record in Counter" or ask it to approve the bloom substitution.
Can ALEA adapt this example to our business?
Yes. Enter your website and optional notes. The Studio starts from the example's flower stock, counter and orders structure, then applies your business name, services, language and brand. Work starts only after you submit the form.