Flower Shop.
Orders, deliveries, and holidays handled — POS that survives Valentine's Day.
Built For You, Configured By Us.
Phone and web orders, delivery routing, and deposit handling for events and weddings.
Card-on-file makes corporate accounts effortless.
- ★Inventory & barcode managementTrack thousands of SKUs, matrix items by size and color, and manage receiving, counts, and shrink from the same screen your staff already uses.
- ★Gift cards & loyalty built inBranded gift cards and loyalty programs turn one-time shoppers into regulars — set up and running without a separate vendor or extra hardware.
- ★eCommerce sync availableKeep brick-and-mortar and online inventory in lockstep with WooPOS-style sync, so you sell one catalog everywhere without overselling stock.
- ★Multi-location reportingRoll up sales, margin by category, and dead-stock reporting across every store, with per-location user permissions and one consolidated view.
What It’s Really Like To Run A Flower Shop.
Floristry is perishable-inventory math with an artist’s deadline. Stems come in Monday and are compost by Sunday, so every buy is a bet on the week’s weddings, funerals, and walk-ins. Then the holidays hit: Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day can each do a normal month’s volume in three days, with drivers threading Dallas traffic on delivery runs that all promise “before 5 p.m.” You’re a designer, a logistics manager, and a therapist for panicked last-minute husbands, often in the same hour.
Payments in a flower shop are strange by retail standards. Half your orders arrive by phone, which means keyed-in cards at higher rates and more risk. Wire services take their cut of incoming orders before you ever touch the money. A funeral home account wants an invoice, a bride wants a deposit now and a balance in June, and on February 15th you desperately need the holiday’s receipts in the bank — not sitting in a two-day settlement window.
Keyed-in phone orders typically cost a florist 0.5–1% more per transaction than tapped cards — on holiday volume, that difference is real money.
Where Payments Hurt
- ★Phone orders mean keyed-in cards at higher card-not-present rates
- ★Holiday spikes create a cash crunch while settlements lag behind wire payouts
- ★Wedding deposits and balances need invoicing, not just a countertop terminal
- ★One terminal can’t handle the counter, the phone, and the website at once
How Lone Star Fixes It
- ★Clover at the counter plus a virtual terminal for phone orders, all on one account
- ★Same day funding so Valentine’s receipts hit your bank before the flower market bill does — see how same day funding works
- ★Biller Genie invoicing for wedding deposits, event balances, and funeral home house accounts
- ★A free statement review to untangle wire-service fees from processing fees — most florists have never seen them side by side
Flower Shop Owners Ask Us
How fast can I get my Valentine’s Day money?
With same day funding, batches settled by the cutoff land in your account the same business day. For a florist who just did a month of volume in 72 hours, that’s the difference between paying the wholesaler comfortably and floating it.
Are phone orders riskier for chargebacks?
Yes — keyed transactions carry more fraud and dispute exposure than chip or tap. Capturing AVS and CVV on every phone order, and using a proper virtual terminal, cuts both your rate and your risk. Our chargebacks guide covers the rest.
Do you support shops here in Dallas directly?
Lone Star Payments is based in Dallas, and our reps work with DFW florists in person. When Mother’s Day week arrives, you have a local number to call — not a national help desk reading a script.
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Ready To See It In Action?
Call (214) 838-1818 and a specialist will walk you through the right setup for your business — and ask about up to $5,000 to upgrade your POS.
