The composition is calculated on the fly
The florist spends time and risks quoting a price that doesn't cover the actual composition.
Flowers are bought in an emotional moment — for a meeting, confession, or important date. The client needs assurance that the bouquet will be beautiful, assembled on time, and for the agreed amount. SYNTERRA connects recipes, assembly, reservation, stem sales, pricing, and inventory.
Flowers have a short life cycle, the client has an exact time. Therefore, the recipe, stem stock, and assembly queue should work as a single system.
The florist spends time and risks quoting a price that doesn't cover the actual composition.
The order is promised to the client, but the team does not see it in the general queue.
Without date and markdown actions, the product loses value faster than it gets into the report.
Holiday load and prices are rising, and manual rules cannot keep up with reality.
The recipe sets the composition of the bouquet, the queue shows reserve and assembly, separate sales control the stems, and analytics explain the result.
The queue shows which bouquet is reserved, which has already been assembled, and what needs to be done next. The team sees the same promise to the client — so an important order does not remain in a notebook or chat.
Every action updates the overall picture, so employees do not need to transfer numbers between the cash register, notebook, and spreadsheet.
Find a ready-made recipe and see the price.
Make sure that the composition is available for assembly.
Add order to the general queue.
Follow the composition and change the status.
Process payment and update balances.
No abstract layouts: below are interfaces for the cash register, warehouse, and business control. Click on the screen to open it larger.
The images show the composition of the screens. The set of fields and access rights are clarified when configuring for your company's processes.
Register, catalog, warehouse, and reports use the same data — this reduces re-entry and makes the numbers verifiable.
The name, base price, composition, and quantity of components are saved in advance.
Backup, assembly, and cancellation are available from a single list.
Stock, price, expiry date, markdown, and write-off are visible per item.
Markup can be set by rule for the desired period.
Are assemblies, reserves, write-offs, replacements, and popular bouquets visible?
Payments, receipts, and daily totals are available for review.
Beauty remains in the hands of the florist, while the term, composition, price, and result are under the system's control.
Yes. The recipe retains the name, base price, composition, and quantity of each component.
The catalog shows the availability of a bouquet for assembly based on its composition.
Orders are displayed in the general queue with status, composition, price, and available actions.
Yes. For an item, the stock, price, and actions are visible: sale, markdown, or write-off.
Yes. You can set the period of validity and the markup percentage for a seasonal rule.
Are assemblies, reserves, write-offs, average assembly time, replacements, and the most popular bouquets and stems visible?
Yes. Access to the cash register, warehouse, reports, and settings is assigned by roles.
Submit an application and tell us the number of florists, locations, and standard bouquets. We will prepare a demonstration tailored to your process.
We will review your recipes, sales by stems, assembly queue, reserve, seasonal prices, write-offs, and analytics. The demonstration will be based on real flower shop scenarios.