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Florida
Software for the businesses that keep Florida stocked.
Futurise builds custom operations software — B2B ordering portals, production and inventory tracking, CRM replacements — and the AI automation inside it, for Florida wholesale distributors and manufacturers. The website and the brand come from the same team.
Futurise is a remote studio with a US line, +1 (954) 469-9764, answered at any hour. We have no Florida office and don't pretend to; we meet in Florida for the projects that call for it.
See it first, on fictional data: orders.futurise.studio is a wholesale ordering portal and factory.futurise.studio a production tracker.
Florida runs on distribution. Everything a restaurant, hotel, clinic, boatyard or construction site uses arrives through a wholesaler somewhere between the ports and the customer, and most of those wholesalers still take the bulk of their orders by phone, email and PDF. That is the work we take off a desk.
This page is the front door to the Florida set: three things we build, seven industries we build them for, and the five metros where those industries cluster. Each page is written for its own readers, with its own facts and its own answers. None of them has a price on it, and none of them names a client, because every Florida client we have is confidential.
Where it breaks
The four things we keep finding.
Orders arrive as email, PDF and photos
Someone types them into the system. That person is the bottleneck, and the errors reach the truck.
Each customer has their own price
Contract prices, overrides, promotions. The spreadsheet that holds them is the most important document in the building and nobody backs it up.
Stock on the system is not stock on the rack
So nobody trusts the number, so everyone walks to the cooler to check, so the order waits.
Production status lives in someone's head
A customer asks when their order ships and three people have to be asked.
What we build
One slice first, then the next.
The one slice of your order flow costing you hours today: an ordering portal, an order desk or a production tracker. Then the next.
Custom software
Ordering portals, production and inventory tracking, order desks, CRM replacements — shaped to how you already sell, running alongside the accounting you keep.
AI automation
Orders read out of email and PDF, item data cleaned up, drafts written inside the screens your team already uses. Anything that changes stock, a price or an order stops as a draft a named person approves.
Brand and website
The site and the identity, built by the same team, so the software and the brand agree with each other.
On the ground
What’s actually different here.
Every local fact carries its source and its year.
Florida had 30,723 wholesale-trade establishments employing 365,417 people, and 14,341 manufacturing establishments employing 358,707. These are employer establishments counted by the Census Bureau.
Of those manufacturers, 13,580 — about 95% — have fewer than 100 employees (computed from the Census size-class counts).
2,937 grocery and related-product wholesalers, 533 fresh fruit and vegetable wholesalers, 243 fish and seafood wholesalers, 1,177 medical, dental and hospital supplies wholesalers, and 1,572 lumber and construction-materials wholesalers.
Florida's 220 boat-building establishments are 23.7% of the 930 in the United States (computed from the 2023 state and national Census files).
Florida's 16 public seaports moved 113,090,925 tons of cargo and 4,366,519 TEUs in fiscal 2024/25, per the state seaport plan.
Source: Florida Seaport Mission Plan 2026–2030 (FSTED / Florida Ports Council), FY2024/25
Florida manufacturing employment stood at 429,100 in August 2026, seasonally adjusted, preliminary.
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Florida economy at a glance, Aug 2026
The Florida set
Twenty-five pages, each written for its own readers.
Three things we build, seven industries, five metros, and the places where an industry clusters in a metro.
What we build
Who we build it for
Where
Where the industry clusters
Straight answers
The questions, answered up front.
Who in Florida is this for?
Wholesale distributors and small-to-mid manufacturers, roughly two to fifty million dollars in revenue: food and beverage distributors, produce and seafood houses, cosmetics and personal-care manufacturers, contract and private-label manufacturers, building-products distributors, marine parts distributors and medical-supply distributors. If your orders still arrive by phone and email and your stock lives in a spreadsheet, you are exactly who this is for.
Do you have an office in Florida?
No, and we won't pretend to. Futurise is a remote studio with a US line answered at any hour, and we meet in Florida for the projects that call for it. Your build runs at a live link you can watch from the first week, so distance doesn't decide whether it works.
Can we see something you've built before we call?
Yes. Two demos run on fictional data and are open right now: orders.futurise.studio is a wholesale ordering portal (the login is printed on the sign-in page) and factory.futurise.studio is a production tracker that opens straight in. We don't show client screens or name clients, so the demos are the proof.
What does it cost?
There is no price list, because there is no standard build. You get a fixed price in writing after a 20-minute call, before any work starts, covering exactly the scope you agree to. Most first builds go live in two to four weeks, training is part of the build, and 30 days of care after launch are included. To get your number, call +1 (954) 469-9764 or book at futurise.studio/book .
Bring the step that breaks.
Twenty minutes with the person who builds, on a US line, any hour. Not in Florida? The same builds, for distributors anywhere in the US.
shivam@futurise.studio · any time, day or night