One-off bouquets pay the rent. Subscriptions pay the salary. Sell weekly, biweekly, or monthly deliveries to corporate, hotel, and concierge customers — and let Floree generate the sales orders, the invoices, and the delivery runs automatically.
This morning, Floree generated
6 sales orders for today
Total AED 1,890 · 4 weekly · 1 biweekly · 1 monthly
Meraas Hospitality
Weekly · The Lobby Bouquet · every Monday
AED 420
generated
Marriott Mall of Emirates
Weekly · Reception Floral · every Tuesday
AED 680
generated
Layla Al-Hashimi
Biweekly · Home Bouquet · alternate Wednesdays
AED 180
generated
Emirates Group HR
Monthly · Boardroom Arrangement · 2nd of the month
AED 420
generated
Who buys subscriptions
Corporate
Insurance brokerages, family offices, law firms. A weekly arrangement on the front desk and one in the conference room — with a single PO at month end. Your highest-margin, lowest-touch revenue.
Hotel & concierge
Five-star hotels rotate floral installations 2–3 times a week. The concierge desk needs gift bouquets on tap for VIP arrivals. One contract, weekly cadence, predictable spec — the dream account.
Concierge consumer
The customer who wants fresh flowers in the kitchen every week, or sends a bouquet to their mother on the 1st of every month. Low touch, high loyalty, beautiful retention curve.
How it works
Pick a cadence (weekly · biweekly · monthly), a delivery day, a recipe (3 stems × hydrangea, 5 × ranunculus, eucalyptus wrap), and a price. Save.
Pick a customer or create one, attach the plan, set the start date and delivery address. Floree calculates the next delivery date from the cadence + day of week.
At 05:00 every day, Floree finds every subscription due that day, creates a regular sales order with the plan's items, and rolls the next delivery forward by the cadence.
Idempotent by design
The cron is keyed on (subscription_id, due_date) — re-running it is a no-op. Pause a subscription and the cron skips it. Resume and it picks up from the previous next-delivery date. Cancel and the row stops generating immediately.
What you get
Plan builder
Cadence, delivery day, line items, price, optional pause-rules.
Customer-facing pause/resume
From a customer link or in-product, with a reason captured.
Auto-generated sales
Sales orders land in your normal pipeline — pick, dispatch, deliver.
Tax invoices included
Each generated sale issues an FTA-compliant tax invoice automatically.
MRR & cohorts
Live MRR, churn, deliveries-this-month, retention by cohort.
Net-30 invoicing
Group all month's deliveries into one corporate invoice — auto-emailed on the 1st.
Skipped-week handling
Customer skips a week? Floree credits the next invoice. No spreadsheets.
Address per delivery
Send Monday's bouquet to the office, Friday's to the home — same subscription.
Cron-based reliability
One job, runs daily at 05:00, idempotent if anything retries.
Add-on
Stack on top of any Floree plan. The add-on pays for itself the moment a single corporate account renews.
Common questions
Yes — if you've connected Stripe to your Floree workspace, the auto-generated sales order can charge the saved card the same morning. If not, the sale lands as 'unpaid' and your team invoices manually like any other order.
Yes. They can pause from a customer-facing link or you pause it in the dashboard. The cron skips paused subscriptions; the customer's next-delivery date doesn't move forward until you resume.
Subscriptions hold a snapshot of the plan items at subscription time, so even if you stop selling a particular hydrangea variety, the recurring deliveries keep working. Update the subscription if you want them on the new recipe.
Yes. Mark a customer as 'invoice monthly' and Floree groups every generated delivery for that customer into one invoice on the 1st of the next month. Auto-emailed with the FTA-compliant PDF attached.
Yes — every generated tax invoice is bilingual (English / Arabic) and FTA-compliant by default. No extra setup.