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Integrations connect Digital Florists to the websites, couriers, card processor, and relay networks you already use, so orders, payments, and labels flow between systems without you re-keying anything.
This page covers features gated by Admin-tier permissions — typically Settings access. Admins have these by default; your administrator can adjust who has them in Settings > Team.
Settings shows only the integration categories included with your plan. Open Settings > Integrations to see every integration available to your shop. Each tile shows whether it’s on, and clicking through gives you the credentials screen. The pattern is the same across providers: generate an API key (or token, or webhook URL) inside the provider’s own dashboard, paste it into the matching field in Digital Florists, save, and use the connection test where one is offered. Some providers, like BigCommerce, register their webhooks automatically when you connect; others ask you to paste a URL on their side.
Integrations settings showing available connections

Your available integrations in Settings > Integrations

Which integration do I need?

Pick by what you’re trying to do, not by the brand. Most shops only switch on one or two of these.

Categories at a glance

Website: 10 providers

Pull web orders straight onto your dashboard so they sit alongside phone and walk-in orders. Providers: Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Ecwid (limited release), FloralCloud, FloristTouch (beta), FloristPro, FloristWindow, Mals Commerce. See Website integrations for the capability matrix, setup, and product-matching rules.

Courier: 2 providers

Book a label, capture the tracking number on the order, and let the customer’s delivery notification carry the link. Providers: Shiptheory (multi-carrier UK and EU aggregator), ShipStation (multi-carrier global aggregator via ShipEngine). Royal Mail, DPD, Evri, ParcelForce, UPS, FedEx, DHL and most other parcel carriers are reached through Shiptheory or ShipStation. Your contract with the carrier sits inside the aggregator account, not with Digital Florists. See Courier integrations for the capability matrix and connection steps.

Payment: 3 providers

Accept card payments for online orders and payment links, and refund a charge from the order screen. Providers: Stripe, Dojo (activation required), Paymentsense (activation required). See Payment integrations for the setup, test-to-live flow, and refund behaviour.

Relay: 5 providers

Florist-to-florist orders run in two directions, and each direction is set up in a different place. Send out (in Settings): Direct2Florist for the international D2F network, and Send to a Friend (peer-to-peer, limited release). Receive in (via Connect): Interflora (Florist Hub), eFlorist, and Interflora Spain — these arrive through the Connect desktop app and have no Settings tile. See Relay integrations for how each route is set up and which direction it runs in.

Automation: 1 provider

Push order lifecycle events out to no-code tools so a new order can fire a Slack message, append a row to a Google Sheet, or kick off a Mailchimp segment. Providers: Zapier (limited release, outbound only). Zapier is included with Enterprise Orders and Enterprise Complete. Zapier is set up by creating a Catch Hook in Zapier, copying the URL into the Zapier integration in Digital Florists, and ticking the events you want to push. Zaps react to events from Digital Florists; they can’t create orders in your dashboard. Zapier is in limited release; if you don’t see the tile, get in touch.

Common questions

No. Connect only the services you use. Each integration is independent, and switching one off doesn’t affect the others.
First check Settings > About, because your plan controls which integration categories are available. Some providers are also in limited release. Get in touch with support if your plan should include the category but the provider still isn’t visible.
No. If a web order can’t be matched to a product, or a courier label can’t be booked, the order appears on your dashboard with a note to action. The customer’s confirmation still goes out as normal.
Interflora and eFlorist orders that arrive through the florist hub come in through Digital Florists Connect, the desktop companion app, not through a Settings tile. Outbound Interflora Partner Service orders are configured under Settings > Integrations with a Florist Number and API key.

What’s next?

Website

Connect Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or one of the specialist florist platforms.

Couriers

Set up Shiptheory or ShipStation to book labels and capture tracking.

Payment

Connect Stripe, Dojo, or Paymentsense for online card payments, payment links, and dashboard refunds.

Relay

Send and receive florist-to-florist orders through Direct2Florist, Interflora, and eFlorist.

Connect

The desktop app behind Interflora and eFlorist intake, label printers, and receipt printers.
Last modified on July 13, 2026