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With consumer behavior changing every day, Lovingly remains on the cutting edge. We’re helping our florists not only survive but thrive in this shifting landscape. We’re invested in the success of the industry, and we don’t make a penny until you do. Free yourself from endless fees, cookie-cutter arrangements, and antiquated e-commerce websites. Join Lovingly to find your floral freedom today!


lovingly.com help@lovingly.com (800) 533-1787


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A team of floral industry veterans with more than 150 years of combined experience created MAS Direct Network, a point of sale and business management system based on in- store experiences from around the country. We continue to improve user experience by optimizing and improving our integrations and partnerships with credit card processors, website developers, wire services and other third-party vendors.


masdirect.com info@masdirect.com (214) 329-9418


Teleflora’s mission is to provide florists with all the tools needed to grow a suc- cessful floral business. Our best-in-class technologies, including our award- winning POS and web-hosting solutions, are built to run your business efficiently — connecting you with consumers and the largest network of florists.


MyTeleflora.com salesadmin@teleflora.com (800) 421-2815


Started in 2002 by telecom industry executives, TieTechnology was built around the core belief that service is the missing piece of the customer experience. TieTechnology specializes in VoIP business phone service and cloud storage, providing an array of one-stop solutions that allow customers to seamlessly run their businesses, wherever they are.


tietechnology.com Jim@tietechnology.com (941) 313-8950


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