Products
Physical goods. They need stock, a supply route and price acceptance.
Product retail
Florist in Big Ambitions
Florist sells Flower (Cheap), Flower (Expensive) from stocked self-service displays. Revenue depends on demand, stock, price acceptance and checkout capacity.
Business basics
Florist businesses operate out of retail buildings. All of this store's items can be ordered from Wholesalers. Customers are self-serving. The business requires the following furniture to function: * Stack of Shopping Baskets * Point of Sales * At least one product to sell (see below) Businesses of this type primarily sell: * Flower (Cheap) * Flower (Expensive) And can additionally sell: * Gift (Cheap) * Gift (Expensive) * Energy Drink * Soda Can * Umbrella Employees with the following skills can be assigned: * Customer Service * Cleaning
How this business makes money
Sell the right Florist product mix
Florist sells Flower (Cheap), Flower (Expensive) through a self service customer model. Product availability, compatible coverage, demand and price remain separate parts of the sale.
Operating chain
- 01Setup
- 02Staffing
- 03Customer pressure
- 04Capacity
- 05Price & demand
- 06Stock & sales
What You Need to Run It
Fixed requirements
- Primary product
- Point of sale
- Shopping Basket
Core business roles
Building support
- Cleaning
Equipment and items for this business
Each group names its own relation: required equipment comes from the business requirement data, while employee customization is an optional uniform feature. A required item that also carries a capacity value is a staffed station.
Required equipment
- Stack Of Shopping BasketsOpen item page →
Capacity 30
Employee customization
Security
Security
Requirements
This business uses a Security Guard
Core business roles
A working guard adds half of its skill as guard protection
Check Security Setup →Customer conditions
Demands That Matter Here
A demand belongs to the business relationship shown here. It is not a universal property of every item or building.
- Employee Uniforms
- Interior Design
- Toilet
- Toilet Privacy
- Sink
Where stock comes from
These are the confirmed supply routes for goods this business stocks. Admission and service fees are not stocked and have no source.
- Importer
- Factory
Operating chain
What usually limits a Florist?
A large product list or high promotion does not guarantee sales. Follow the operating chain until the first unavailable or constrained layer.
- 01SetupOpen tool →
- 02StaffingOpen tool →
- 03Customer pressureOpen tool →
- 04CapacityOpen tool →
- 05Price & demandOpen tool →
- 06Stock & salesOpen tool →
Common Florist Problems
Why do customers enter but not buy?
Check product demand, selling price and stock after confirming the business is operational.
Why are shelves full but sales low?
Review demand and product variety for the products this Florist can actually sell.
Why does adding staff not help?
If capacity is already above customer pressure, staffing may no longer be the first constraint.
Test a Florist scenario
Start with this business identity, then add a neighborhood, building, staff, market and cost data. The Simulator will not invent a Current state.
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