Wholtra helps flower wholesalers move from scattered orders to one organized workflow. Share your product catalog online, let customers log in to place bulk orders, and accept ACH, card, or invoice payments in one system. It is built for small wholesale teams that need something practical and fast to launch—especially during wedding season and holiday weeks.
One florist texts an order. Another calls with substitutions. A wedding planner emails a list after hours. Your team spends the day translating all of it into a spreadsheet and hoping nothing gets missed.
Seasonal changes happen quickly in flower distribution. When buyers order from old sheets, your staff has to call back, adjust orders, and fix invoices manually.
Manual re-entry slows down your team and creates avoidable errors in quantities, pack sizes, and customer pricing.
When order details, invoices, and payments are tracked in different tools, follow-up takes longer and cash flow gets tighter.
Instead of taking orders through multiple channels, your customers log in and order online. Your team sees clean order details right away. You can invoice faster, collect payments faster, and keep communication clear during high-volume periods like wedding season and holidays.
Add flowers, bunches, case sizes, and pricing so buyers can order from one current list.
Give florists, event designers, and retail shops secure login access.
Customers place bulk orders directly in the portal instead of text threads.
Accept ACH, credit card, or invoice terms and track status in the same platform.
Share your full wholesale flower catalog in one place so buyers can quickly find products and order the right quantities.
Each buyer account can log in and place orders directly, reducing errors from manual channels.
Accept ACH, credit card, or invoice terms based on the customer relationship.
Every distributor runs a little differently, so the best next step is a short demo to map Wholtra to your current process.
It is a portal where wholesale flower buyers log in, browse your catalog, place orders, and pay—so orders are not scattered across calls, texts, and spreadsheets.
Most buyers adopt quickly when it saves time. They can order on their schedule, reorder faster, and avoid phone tag during busy weeks.
Yes. You can accept ACH, credit card, or invoice terms depending on the customer relationship.
It keeps ordering organized in one place so your team is not trying to reconcile multiple message threads when volume spikes.
No. Customers can use a browser-based portal that works well on mobile.
Start with a core catalog and a small pilot group of active customers, then expand as your team gets comfortable.