Not every feature needs to be a whole new product. This fall, Bloomz 360 gets two additions that are each small on purpose, built to match a specific, named competitor capability, and to fit cleanly into a tool your school already runs.
Health Action Plans: an expiry watchdog for the things that can’t lapse
SchoolStatus Operoo sells medical action plans with an EpiPen expiry watchdog and instant emergency access as one of its signature features. Bloomz builds the same thing as a document type on the health profile your school already has: one structured action plan per condition, allergy, asthma, epilepsy, diabetes, anaphylaxis, with every medication and device’s own expiry date tracked. A 30, 7, and 0-day alert reaches the nurse and the family automatically, so an EpiPen never quietly expires unnoticed. When it matters, FrontDesk or Nurse staff pull up a one-tap emergency card, condition, medications, and emergency steps, on one high-contrast screen, and every access is logged.
Walk the Halls: one feed, every classroom, no separate login
ClassDojo’s Walk the Halls is a named, press-covered feature letting a district leader drop into any classroom’s activity. Bloomz matches it directly: a superintendent or principal opens one live feed spanning every school and every classroom in the district, filterable by school, grade, and date, without a separate login for each building. It rides the exact district-oversight permission model that already governs every other district-wide view in Bloomz, so there’s no new access-control surface for your IT team to configure or audit.
Available now, behind a flag
Both modules are part of Bloomz 360, off by default until your district turns them on. See Health Action Plans on the Check-In & Health page and Walk the Halls on the Insights & Analytics page, or ask your success manager about enabling either this fall.