One honest list. Live means in production today. Planned means we want to build it and have not. Nothing planned is sold as a feature.
In production today.
health check and signatures
children and staff, room by room
read in each family's language
250+ languages; voice calls in about 49
including approval workflows
on the child's record
plans, autopay, late fees, subsidy awards
for payments
iCal
inquiries, tours, waitlist, offers, deposits, contracts
before and after-school rosters, capacity, pickup and tuition
drafts and translates; staff approve every send
Built and merged. It reaches centers with the next Bloomz release.
check-out waits for the director
a room can be stricter than the center
with parent acknowledgement
signed for and logged
with the next one due
with expiry reminders
from Brightwheel, Procare, Lillio and Kangarootime exports
transactions, edit audit, monthly report
files for Gusto and QuickBooks Payroll
who fits and when
In final development.
bottles, meals, diapers, naps, safe-sleep checks
built from the care log
for drop-in care
On the list. Not built, not dated, and not available today.
shifts against the ratios
planning for the room
notes on a child's progress
counts as a file, not claim filing
Bloomz does not do these. Keep your current tool if you rely on them.
meal-count export is planned; filing is not
keep your assessment tool
hours export only; your provider pays staff
not part of Bloomz
Live: in production today. Rolling out: built and merged, and reaches centers with the next release. Coming soon: in final development. Planned: on the list, not built. Not offered: Bloomz does not do it.
They are plans, not promises. Nothing in the planned list has a date, and none of it is available today.
Yes. Tell us on a demo call. What directors ask for shapes what we plan.
Rolling out. Bloomz is not yet on DCYF's approved-systems list, so Working Connections centers keep their current approved system until it is.