On September 9–11, 2026, Skynum exhibited at FloriDeco — the international flower show in Kyiv. For three days at the International Exhibition Centre on Brovarskyi Avenue, the team showed Skynum.Kasa to the flower business — not in slides or a demo video, but on a live POS terminal that any visitor could sit down at.
FloriDeco gathered exhibitors under the motto "Flowers from all over the world": next to the Skynum stand were flower and plant suppliers from the Netherlands, and the halls featured floral installations — from a tiered tower of gerberas and orchids to tall arrangements with calla lilies. This was Skynum's second show of the year — in February the team met an industry audience for the first time at Kyiv Fashion.
A POS you can try with your own hands
The centrepiece of the stand was a Sunmi POS terminal with a receipt printer and Skynum.Kasa running on it. On screen — a catalogue with photos of flowers and ready-made bouquets: roses, arrangements. A working application, not an exhibition mock-up.
Visitors went through the full sale cycle on their own: picking items by touch, building a bouquet, moving to payment, and taking a paper fiscal receipt with a QR code from the printer. After payment, the POS shows a success screen with a green smiley. The whole journey from choosing a flower to holding the receipt took about a minute.
Guests sat down at the terminal themselves, and the team's consultants only pointed out the next step on screen. A TV next to the stand played a video about building bouquets at the POS, and a roll-up banner nearby put the main idea in a single line: "Build bouquets in Skynum.Kasa".
Why bouquet building
Building a bouquet right at the POS is a rare feature for point-of-sale systems, and that is exactly what Skynum put at the centre of the conversation. In Skynum, a bouquet is a kit with a composition: flowers, greenery, wrapping. The florist builds the bouquet, the cashier assembles its composition on screen from the catalogue — and then simple formulas take over: sell a bouquet, and the flowers write themselves off, with the bouquet's cost price calculated down to the cent.
Try it yourself
The show is over, but the POS didn't go anywhere — it works in Skynum every day. Skynum is inventory management that understands flowers: countless flowers in the shop, zero chaos. If you missed FloriDeco, try Skynum for free at skynum.ua — and build your first bouquet at the POS today.