Occasion intake
A structured record of why flowers are being sent and the context the florist should consider.
Source: ProductFeatureSetGlossary
Arrangement guide
Rules and prompts that help organize suitable floral ideas for review.
Source: TrustSafetyComplianceDesign notes
Recorded preferences about style, color, flowers, size, or presentation.
Source: ProductFeatureSetDelivery window
The requested period for delivery, which remains unconfirmed until the florist accepts it.
Source: TrustSafetyComplianceOrder card
A reviewable summary of the customer request and its current approval state.
Source: ProductFeatureSetQuote draft
A proposed price and scope that still requires florist approval.
Source: TrustSafetyComplianceSubstitution
A proposed replacement for an unavailable flower, container, or design element.
Source: ProductFeatureSetCard message
The customer’s requested written note, preserved for review before use.
Source: TrustSafetyComplianceFlorist approval
The human checkpoint for final quotes, substitutions, refunds, wording, and commitments.
Source: ProductFeatureSetInventory notes
Staff-maintained context about materials or availability, not automatically live stock.
Source: TrustSafetyComplianceRecipient details
The information needed to prepare and route an order to the intended person.
Source: ProductFeatureSetSeasonal campaign
A planned outreach effort tied to a flower-buying period or occasion.
Source: TrustSafetyComplianceDelivery slot
A period a shop can review and accept for fulfillment.
Source: ProductFeatureSetCustomer confirmation
The buyer’s recorded acceptance of relevant order details or changes.
Source: TrustSafetyComplianceReview request
A follow-up invitation sent only after the shop’s actual fulfillment status supports it.
Source: ProductFeatureSetFloral CRM
Customer and order context organized for responsible follow-up.
Source: TrustSafetyComplianceMenu rules
Shop-supplied choices and constraints used when preparing an arrangement or quote.
Source: ProductFeatureSetSensitive wording
Language, especially for condolence messages, that requires careful human review.
Source: TrustSafetyCompliance