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> If anyone doubted the value of technology, the past few months have surely erased it. While social distancing eff orts have kept the world’s population at home during the coronavirus pandemic, digital tools, such as e-commerce platforms and video conferencing programs, have allowed many people to keep working, shopping and connecting throughout the crisis. Expect more and more of your business to happen online. The following industry companies are ready for this shift, creating customized tech solutions to help fl orists deliver outstanding service, streamline operations and generate more profi t.


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Curate is an end-to-end event management software platform that automates wedding folders and Excel documents, streamlining the entire sales process. With interactive proposals and in-depth reporting, the software has grown into a robust platform that helps event professionals increase client bookings, track costs and stop overbooking rental items.


we.curate.co hello@curate.co (314) 449-9342


Details is an elegant and easy-to-use floral design system — an absolute must-have for your floral business. With endless inspiration and design options right at your fingertips, you can connect directly to the industry’s first-rate suppliers while designing events with ease. Create, calculate and close more contracts, more often with Details.


detailsflowers.com sales@detailsflowers.com (386) 255-9594


Mix and match our floral point of sale, website, and wedding proposal software that was built by florists, for florists. We don’t require contracts or per-order fees and our technology is available on your computer, smartphone or iPad.


floranext.com info@floranext.com (415) 906-2850


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