A family finds your inquiry page, asks in their own language and books a tour; staff get the calendar invite. After the tour, the family joins the waitlist, and when a seat opens you send an offer with a deposit and a contract to sign, all in the app the family will use every day once enrolled.
Each room's capacity comes from its check-in capacity or its age band's maximum group. Bloomz counts enrolled children, planned last days and accepted offers with start dates, and shows the open seats room by room, week by week, so you can fill a January seat in November.
Date of birth, start date, schedule and room, on the center's own page.
Once a child is enrolled, Student & Family 360 gives each child a page and each family a page. Staff see the profile, the guardians, notes and tasks, messages sent, tuition and the child's history, plus a tab for each part of the day the center runs (attendance, health, billing and more) and an Overview of what needs attention. The family page shows where the family first asked. It is off until your center turns it on, and what each person sees follows their role.
Profile, health, attendance, billing and history, with what needs attention at the top.
No. The inquiry page is public.
Yes. Offers can carry a deposit paid in the app, and registration fees bill through Bloomz Pay.
Yes. The who-fits list matches waitlisted children to an open seat by age band, start date and schedule.
Yes. They are flagged and listed first, then the rest by the date the family asked.
Yes. Student & Family 360 gives each child a page and each family a page, with notes, tasks, messages sent, tuition and history, and a tab for each module your center uses. It is off until your center turns it on, and what each person can see follows their role.
A short call about your rooms, your families and the app you use today, not a generic pitch.