The order, with its time
Day, time, address and message. Every morning, the list of what to make up and what to deliver.
Saturday's bouquet and tomorrow's wreath
Counter sales and orders with a date, a time and a delivery address, which is what happens here every day.
The POS opens straight away, with no username and no password.
- Orders with a date and a time
- Address and delivery sheet
- The message on the card
- Deposit and final payment
- Quick counter sales
- Seasons and campaigns
How a sale is made
Three taps and the receipt is out
6,71 €
You tap, you take the payment and the receipt comes out. This is the real screen from the demo.
In service
How it works on a day in florists and garden centres
The bill fills up on the left and, on the right, you see what happens in this trade and in no other.
- 💐 Seasonal bouquet 42,00 €
- 🌹 Red roses, 12 36,00 €
- 🪴 Houseplant 18,50 €
Delivery
14 February · 11:00
Happy birthday, Mum
22 High Street · flat 2A
The bouquet is made and paid forThe delivery day and time are written downAnd the message on the cardThe delivery round comes out in time order
A florist sells little over the counter and a lot to order: the bouquet that has to be delivered on Saturday at eleven to an address, the wreath that has to be at the funeral home by seven, the centrepiece for next month's wedding.
That is why the order is the centre of everything: it is written down with its day, its time, the address, the message on the card and the deposit. Every morning out comes the list of what has to be made up and what has to go out, in time order.
And the rest: the plant sold over the counter with its barcode, the seasons —All Saints', Sant Jordi, Christmas— that are prepared weeks ahead, and what is paid up front and what is paid on delivery.
Made for this trade
What cannot be missing here
The delivery round
In time order and with the address to hand. Whoever is delivering has it on the phone and marks off what is delivered.
Deposit
What they leave when they order and what is left to pay, written down and with no arguments.
The seasons
All Saints', Sant Jordi, Christmas: what went out last year, so you know what to order.
Come in and try it yourself
It is a real demo business, with its own catalogue and its own sales. No sign-up needed.
Tapik for other trades
Bars and restaurants The waiter takes the order at the table and the kitchen has it on screen before they are back at the bar. Supermarkets and food shops Barcode scanner, connected scale and a queue that keeps moving. The weight goes onto the receipt on its own and the change comes out worked out. Bakeries and cake shops Quick sales over the counter, weight for the pastries and orders written down with their date. Hair and beauty salons The appointment booked, the service done and the payment taken, all in the same place. Session packages, colour records and commission. Clothing shops Sizes and colours without inventing product codes: one garment, its variants and the stock of each one. Veterinary clinics Consultation, medicines, pet food and dog grooming in a single sale, with each animal's history behind it. Computer shops Sales with a serial number, warranties you can prove and repairs with their own job sheet.