💐 Flower & Gift Delivery

Delivery route software for florists and gift retailers

Most of the year you run a handful of deliveries a day. Then Valentine's Day arrives and you are running two hundred with drivers you hired last week.

The problem with generic route planners

Peak-day volume is the whole problem. Per-driver pricing makes seasonal hiring expensive, and route planning that works for twelve stops falls apart at two hundred.

There is also the delicate part: the person paying is not the person receiving. When a sender asks whether the flowers arrived, 'probably' is not an acceptable answer.

How RouteWork handles it

Flat-rate pricing through peak

Add seasonal drivers without your bill moving. One monthly fee covers the whole team, so Valentine's Day costs the same as a quiet Tuesday.

Proof of delivery for the sender

A photo of the arrangement where it was left, with GPS and timestamp. Confirms delivery to the sender and settles disputes immediately.

Recipient notifications

SMS or email the recipient as the driver approaches, so someone is there to take the arrangement rather than leaving it in the sun.

Fast bulk import

Import the day's orders from a spreadsheet and optimize two hundred stops in a single pass.

Delivery windows for events

Wedding and funeral deliveries have hard deadlines. Set the window and the optimizer will not sequence around it.

Try it on next week's routes

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Common questions

Does it cost more to add drivers for Valentine's Day?
No. Pricing is flat-rate by plan, not per driver. Professional covers up to ten team members for $49.99 a month whether it is February or July.
Can I prove an arrangement was delivered?
Drivers capture a photo at the drop point along with GPS coordinates and a timestamp. It is stored against the stop and can be shared with the sender.
Can I notify the recipient without notifying the sender?
Notifications are configured per stop, so you control which contact receives approach, arrival, and completion messages.