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Still Using a DOS-Based POS? It’s Costing You More Than You Think.


Legacy systems are holding your business back - upgrade before they break you.


Many of the country’s top florists still rely on legacy DOS-based POS systems—technology built before smartphones even existed. It worked for decades, but today, these systems are costing you time, customers, and staff. If your POS doesn’t support a mouse, can’t connect to your website, and takes a full week to train new employees, it’s time to move forward.


When Legacy Becomes Liability


• Keyboard-only navigation slows down even your fastest staff


• New hires take days to learn outdated commands—increasing labor costs


• No integration with website or delivery = rekeying every order


• You miss online upsell opportunities and real-time inventory control


Running a high-volume shop on DOS is like running a marathon in flip-flops—technically possible, but incredibly inefficient.


What Modern Florists Expect Today’s top florists need:


• Touchscreen + mouse-friendly POS • Website that updates with live inventory


• Dynamic delivery pricing (by time, distance, rush)


• Unified flow from order to design to dispatch


Reclaim your time! Modernize with GotFlowers.


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