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September 3, 2026 · Bloomz Team

Push Your Bloomz Calendar Into the One You Already Check

Subscribe to any calendar with a change-alert toggle, then push events into a dedicated calendar on Google or Microsoft, kept in sync, matching Finalsite's subscription and change-alert model.

Push Your Bloomz Calendar Into the One You Already Check

Finalsite sells calendar subscriptions with change alerts as a feature families and staff actually notice, because a static calendar feed that never tells you when something moved is only half useful. Bloomz matches that, and adds a step further: pushing events into the calendar app you already have open.

Subscribe, and get told when something changes

Subscribe to any class, team, school, or district calendar you can already see in Bloomz, with a per-subscription toggle for change alerts. The moment a subscribed event is created, updated, or cancelled, a notification tells you, instead of leaving you to notice a game time moved only when you show up at the old one.

From there, into Google or Microsoft

One tap pushes your subscribed events into a dedicated Bloomz calendar on Google or Microsoft, kept in sync automatically as things change on the Bloomz side. Disconnect anytime, and everything this pushed comes out cleanly.

What this is, and isn’t, yet

This is a one-way push, Bloomz to your calendar app, not two-way sync. An RSVP you make on your own Google or Microsoft calendar doesn’t write back into Bloomz’s RSVP count. If you’re an Apple Calendar user, nothing changes for you: the existing one-way .ics subscription feed you may already use keeps working exactly as it did.

Available now, behind a flag

Calendar Subscriptions & Sync is part of Bloomz Premium, off by default until your district turns it on. See it alongside conferences and scheduling on the Coordination page.