
Apricot Lane scales successfully with Lightspeed.
Apricot Lane, a women’s boutique franchise, has over 115 locations across the United States. With Lightspeed, franchisees manage inventory, take payments and access support—all from one integrated, intuitive platform. This helps them stay connected to their community and streamline daily operations.

Better retail experience with smarter inventory management.
Lightspeed's powerful reporting capabilities and smooth payment tools allows Apricot Lane to unlock the potential of their inventory and provide the best customer experience possible.
Locations across the USA
- 115
How Lightspeed powers Apricot Lane
- Faster payments creates a smoother, more satisfying customer experience
- Inventory management improves product availability and overall customer satisfaction
- Reporting tools helps remain agile and tailor inventory to each location’s needs

Navigating seasonality in a boutique franchise.
For Apricot Lane franchisee Stephanie Robinson, seasonality is a clear factor in running a boutique in Florida. With snowbirds escaping winter, a steady flow of tourists and local shoppers, she needed a system that could keep up with shifting demand. She also needed a way to track these trends and turn them into actionable insights.

Tailoring inventory to the customer needs with Lightspeed.
Lightspeed helps Apricot Lane Boutique stay agile and customer focused.
The POS system provides real-time insights into inventory trends—what’s selling, what’s moving slowly and what needs restocking.
At the Winter Garden location, it’s not just about tracking numbers, it helps them see which styles and sizes are working so they can make smart decisions about what to reorder or shift.
Because the staff is deeply connected with their shoppers, they combine Lightspeed’s reporting tools with direct feedback from customers on the floor. That blend of data and connection allows them to create a boutique experience that is both highly efficient and customer first.

We're really privileged to serve over 100 communities across the US. And serve is a keyword—it's not just about selling things. You can buy products anywhere, but how do you create an experience that's relevant and that keeps you front of mind?
Chris Lanning, CEO and President, Apricot Lane



Business Type
Women's Apparel
Products Used
Lightspeed Retail
Lightspeed Payments
Lightspeed Pro-Services
Location
United States
