The Bloom Master is the fundamental basis of the Bloom system, vital to control and manage local queues, and to give real-time information and access to useful statistics and historical data. It will also find, install and manage all the additional components of the system.
MANAGES | ALLOWS | IS RESPONSIBLE |
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all the local components of the queuing system | the system to be entirely autonomous and independent of external connections | for communicating with the central server, if applicable |
The queuing system and its components setup can be done through the Bloom Master’s backoffice. With an extremely easy approach, Bloom allows to:
Bloom Master is provided as a pre-built system or as an installable Windows software to install on any PC. The pre-built systems can be either an Intel NUC or an Intel Compute Stick, both plug and play.
INTEL NUC
Ideal solution for big installations or high demanding services, and to display high definition contents.
INTEL COMPUTE STICK
Perfect solution for small installations.
WINDOWS PC
Choose your own player, we will provide the software.
In the dashboard it is possible to check real-time information in dynamic charts, last notifications,how many tickets are in each stage, the status of users and devices, and more.
Bloom gives daily and between date ranges statistics about the queuing process and its performance through charts and tables, possible to export to a file.
Connecting a Bloom Master player to a screen, it is possible to manage its displayed contents with a high-level of customization options.
SMS INTEGRATION | EMAIL INTEGRATION | ACTIVE DIRECTORY |
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It is possible to use the Bloom SMS Connector to send targeted text messages to customers about queue status and with products and services information, for example. | Bloom Email Connector uses an email service provider and a previously created account to notify customers and staff about the queue status and scheduled appointments. | The Active Directory Connector is also available to validate users in Bloom. When the login credentials are submitted, the user will be updated in the local database and will have permission to access the system. |