Meet Priroda
NARRATOR: This is Vera. A florist. She has a little flower shop in Vigo, up in Galicia — the one everybody recommends. But being a florist… is harder than it looks. NARRATOR: Orders by phone. Stock… in a notebook. And the invoices? Sunday night. NARRATOR: Priroda. Your flower shop assistant. NARRATOR: Snap a photo of the delivery note. Priroda reads it and puts every stem into stock. No typing. NARRATOR: Stock, orders, arrangements, clients, deliveries, invoices, tasks. All in one place. NARRATOR: You know what's in the cooler, what it cost you, and what you can still sell. NARRATOR: Build the arrangement from the stems you have, and watch the cost and the margin as you go. One click, and it's on your website. NARRATOR: Remember who bought what. And message them from the same place. NARRATOR: Draw your delivery zones. The delivery fee works itself out. NARRATOR: Your own online shop, on the same stock. Take card, or pay online with Stripe. And the receipt prints right at the counter. NARRATOR: Today's tasks, who does what, and when. The assistant suggests. You approve. NARRATOR: And your invoices, ready in one click. VAT worked out, ready for your accountant and the tax office. NARRATOR: Priroda. You know what's happening in your shop. Software made just for flower shops.Transcript
What a florist does in Priroda
0What a florist does in Priroda
1.1Adding items
A card for everything you buy to make what you sell: flowers, greenery, candles, cards, paper.
1.2Adding what you have today
Walk the cooler once and enter how much of each item is in the shop right now.
1.3Setting up prices
For each item: what it cost you and what you sell it for.
1.4Suppliers
Who brings what. Usually created on the spot from a delivery note photo, or with the + button.
1.5Products for your website
What shoppers see: photos, descriptions, translations, and tags for your reports.
1.6Setting up your website
Your online shop goes live, built from the same items and products.
1.7Connecting the receipt printer
Once, at the counter, so every sale in the shop prints its receipt.
1.8Connecting your channels
Instagram, email and WhatsApp: messages and orders arrive in one place.
2.1Ordering and receiving stock
Make the list for the wholesaler; when the truck comes, photograph the note and stock goes up.
2.2Selling on your website
A night order is in Priroda by morning, on the same items: no second catalogue to keep in step.
2.3Selling in the shop
The customer pays at the counter and the receipt prints.
2.4Selling by WhatsApp or phone
Create the order now, get paid later by Bizum or in the shop: change the status, print, done.
2.5Discounts
Something off for a regular customer or a slow day.
2.6Cancelling an order
All of it or part of it; the items go back into stock.
2.7Write-offs and moves
Wilted flowers out, a bucket to the other shop, a count put right.
2.8Updating prices
The supplier goes up; you adjust what you charge.
2.9Expenses
Rent, electricity, the van's fuel.
2.10Tasks for yourself
Order tulips for 8 March; change the water every Monday.
3.1What sold, and when
By day, by hour, by product
3.2Where you earn
Which bouquets and items leave the most
3.3Where you spend
Each supplier, and what the shop costs to run
3.4What went in the bin
Which flowers wilted, and what they cost
3.5Discounts given
How much, and to whom
3.6One item's story
Where did these 50 roses go: sold, binned, moved?
3.7Online and in-shop
What came from the website and what from the counter
Priroda allows florists to
Live stock
Suppliers
Flower arrangements
AI assistant for florists
Tasks
Clients
WhatsApp · SMS · Instagram
POS
Website
Stripe
Receipt printing
Invoices and taxes
Delivery
Expenses
Reports
Client portal
Frequently asked questions
What is in each plan?
Everything on this page is in the Basic plan (€24.99 a month) except the online store, the customer area and the WhatsApp, SMS and email messages, which are in the Communications plan (€49.50 a month). Unlimited orders, items and users in both; the details, on Pricing.
What equipment do I need?
Any browser for the web. For the counter, an iPad with the app and, if you want receipts, an ESC/POS thermal printer on the shop's Wi-Fi.
Can I run two shops on one stock?
Each location has its own balance and its own delivery zones; each user sees the shop they work in. Reports follow the location selector.
I already have a WordPress or Shopify site. Can I connect it?
No: Priroda does not receive orders from an external store. It replaces that site with one tied to the stock, and the old addresses can be redirected to the new pages.
Is Priroda ready for VeriFactu?
It is being prepared for the VERI*FACTU mode ahead of the legal calendar: companies from 1 January 2027 and the self-employed from 1 July 2027.
Do you help me bring what I already have?
Yes, and free for every shop. Send us your lists and photos and Priroda loads your catalogue, your prices and the printer and brings across whatever you keep in another program or a spreadsheet.