“I need it today, before the party” — and the order writes itself.
Flower orders are made of small details: occasion, colour, budget, area, the exact delivery hour, and the words on the card. GulfBot asks for them one at a time on your shop's number and hands the bench an order with nothing missing — instead of three call-backs to the same customer.
It answers from a sheet you keep: the arrangements you sell, their sizes and prices, what is in today and what has run out, which areas you deliver to and when, and the cut-off for same-day orders. The first thing it asks is the occasion — graduation, newborn, wedding, condolence — because the occasion changes the arrangement, the colours and the wording all at once.
It captures the card message exactly as given, even when it arrives as a voice note, and reads it back before the order closes. Custom arrangements, large installations and anything outside your list move to your staff in the same thread with the full history attached. Arabic and English on every plan.
What a bouquet order looks like from first message to confirmation.
An illustration — scripted messages at the tempo of a same-day order. Want to see it live? Message our sales line and try it.
Flower-shop questions, answered plainly.
Tomorrow's rush order arrives while your hands are full.
Ten days from here, it reaches you written out in full — occasion, hour, area and card wording, on your shop's number.
See it on a real orderOur sales line runs the same bot you would be buying — test it now. Or text +965 9609 4926.