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Floriday has once again been enriched with new features over the past quarter, and existing functions have been improved. Floriday's Product Owner, Sofie, takes us through the developments of the first quarter of 2026.
Setting availability in Catalog prices per week
Over the past quarter, 'Availability per week' was rolled out in phases to growers using Catalog prices. With this development, the grower has an availability slider every week, whereas previously this only applied to the current and upcoming week. This allows the grower to set their supply more precisely for a longer period. Sofie: "This request came from both growers and buyers, with the core being the ability to properly configure and retrieve the right supply." There is also an adjustment to the customer offer based on the availability, which now has its own slider. "We will be optimizing this even further in the coming period," explains Sofie.
Improvements to corrections via Floriday
The options for making corrections via Floriday have been further expanded. Sofie: “It is now also possible to make separate corrections for transport costs and additional services.” In addition, the layout of the corrections has been improved; the lines can now be expanded for a better and clearer overview. We are also testing the ability to correct logistical means with the first buyers. This manifests as a request to the grower, just like with sales order corrections. We are continuously rolling out the feature, and it will soon become available to everyone.
Track & Trace
The ability to track deliveries is becoming increasingly important. Buyers want to know when to expect a delivery. “By adding more and more Track & Trace information to the order, there is better insight into the delivery status. In the delivery overview, you will find the so-called 'transport paths' based on scans. When you open a delivery, you'll find more information about where the delivery is in the process.” In addition, logistical means are now also being made visible for both buyers and growers . In the overview, buyers also see the kart tags and invoice numbers for auction deliveries.
Experiments
Sofie: “To keep Floriday simple and user-friendly, we conduct regular experiments. During testing, we gain new insights and continue development.” If the result is positive, the feature becomes available on the platform.
“A successful experiment is the ability to sell supply in Auction Presales on Danish Containers (also in the CC auction groups). “Growers can now set KVV prices (Clock presale prices), allowing buyers to book out full CCs in the presales,” Sofie explains.
Looking ahead to further developments
“We are working on offering another form of daily pricing alongside working with batch prices for flower growers. This is suitable for flower growers who do not work with batches, but want to sell based on an estimate of their daily stock,” Sofie explains. “Flower growers then do not have to create batches first, but price their ‘standard supply.’”
Another development is the ability to correct clock transactions and filing claims via Floriday. Sofie: “We are currently testing with various parties, and it looks promising.”
Want to read more about developments?
We haven't just been working on the developments mentioned above. You can find a monthly summary of all improvements in the release notes for growers and buyers.