They searched for roses at 4pm. The order went to a call center two states away.

Q: We take wire-service orders. Does this interfere?

No. Wire orders flow as they do now. We read your item list, counts and prices and publish your own shelf under your own name, so the next order comes to you directly.

Q: Does this replace my BloomNation or Lovingly website?

No. That site is your store online. Zachcart publishes the same inventory to Google Search and Maps, AI answers and the delivery apps, where the same-day search starts.

Q: Holiday weeks turn inventory over hourly.

The feed follows the register. If it sells, it's off the feed within a minute; if you receive it, it's on.

Q: We're on a 2015-era system.

Perfect. That's who we built this for. If your register tracks a sale, we can put it online.

Florists live on same-day urgency and lose it to the wire services and the marketplace, which publish a feed and buy the search. Zachcart publishes your real, in-stock arrangements, plants and gift items to Google Search and Maps, AI answers and the delivery apps, synced from the system you already run — so the 4pm search finds the shop that can actually make it by 6.

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6POS SYSTEMS RESEARCHED

0CONNECTED TODAY

0ON GOOGLE'S FREE LOCAL INVENTORY LIST

Floral is same-day, local-only retail.

The search is "flowers near me today," "sunflower arrangement," "orchid plant delivery." The answer should be the shop four blocks away with the cooler full, and it usually isn't, because the wire service and the order-gatherer publish inventory they don't hold and you don't publish inventory you do. Search an arrangement you make every day plus "near me." If a national brand shows up and you don't, that's the dark shelf, and in floral it costs you the order and the margin.

POS systems florists stores run

6 systems · 0 connected

Floral POS is a small, specific market: the florist-first platforms (BloomNation, Lovingly, gotFlowers, QuickFlora, Hana), FloristWare for shops that want their own system next to the wire services, and a general register or two. Six systems in all, none connected yet — each connects by request.

POS system	Company	Runs as	Store size	Google free local inventory list	Delivery connectors (vendor-native)	Zachcart
BLAZE	BLAZE	cloud	micro, small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
LOU by Evosus	Evosus Inc.	cloud	micro, small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Flitch	not stated	hybrid	micro, small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Gokul Systems	gotFlowers	cloud	micro, small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
gotFlowers	gotFlowers	cloud	small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST
Provet Cloud	Nordhealth Oy (Oslo Euronext Growth: NORDH)	cloud	micro, small	—	not confirmed	BY REQUEST

Connected systems link to their integration page. Run a system that is not listed? Browse the full directory or ask us.

What this mix means for your store

Three of the six systems are cloud and connect by API; FloristWare is the hybrid install still on many counters, and two don't publish how they run. None of the six appears on Google's free local inventory list and none reports a delivery connector. The shape of this vertical is unusual: most florist systems exist to feed the wire services and order-gatherers that compete with the shop for the same order, so the register was never going to publish the shop's own shelf in a way that sends the customer straight to the shop. That is exactly what a direct feed does. Floral inventory also behaves differently — arrangements are made to order from stems in the cooler — so the items that publish are the ones you track as sellable units: standing arrangements, plants, vases, cards, chocolates and gifts.

If your register tracks a sale, we can put it online

BloomNation, Lovingly, gotFlowers and the cloud systems connect by API. FloristWare and the server-based systems connect by remote connector, reading the item list the system already keeps. Wire orders keep flowing exactly as they do today.

POS integrations How local inventory works

Four outcomes. One connection.

Your in-stock arrangements, plants and gift items on Google Search and Maps when someone nearby searches at 4pm.

Product pages under your shop's name — clean data, live stock, no website project.

Your cooler as an answer AI assistants can cite when someone asks "who can do a sunflower arrangement today near me."

Order-ready pipes to the delivery apps, with sold-out items off the feed within a minute.

For wholesalers

Serve hundreds of independent florists? One agreement puts every shop's shelf in the answer — and gives your reps a consented, live view of what's actually moving.

For distributors & co-ops

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Arrangements are made to order. What exactly gets published?

The items your POS tracks as units: standing arrangements, plants, vases, gifts and add-ons. You choose the categories; stems in the cooler stay out unless you sell them as units.

We take wire-service orders. Does this interfere?

Does this replace my BloomNation or Lovingly website?

Holiday weeks turn inventory over hourly.

We're on a 2015-era system.

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