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Bloom is the AI teammate inside Promolane. It watches every order, reads every client email and has the next step drafted before you think to ask. You approve what goes out.

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Tuesday morning, before your coffee

  • BloomHeads-up7:48

    Order 1042 won't make Friday: Northline shipped 160 of 180. I drafted a note to Maya and a reorder for the 20.

    ReviewLater

  • BloomDrafted8:02

    Sam at Harbour & Pine asked for kits for their March offsite. I started a brief from his email.

    Open brief

  • BloomHeads-up8:15

    The Fieldwear proof has waited two days. Their in-hands date is in nine. Nudge them?

    Send nudgeEdit

  • BloomDrafted8:30

    Invoice 2207 to Harbour & Pine is 15 days overdue. I drafted a friendly reminder.

    SendEdit

A day with Bloom.

From the first coffee to closing the laptop, the follow-ups, the checks and the drafts are already done.

  1. 7:45

    Your morning, sorted

    Before you open your laptop, Bloom has read the overnight email and checked every order. You start with a short list, not an inbox.

    BloomDrafted

    Good morning. Three things need you today: a short shipment, a proof waiting on Fieldwear, and a new brief from Harbour & Pine.

    Show me

  2. 9:30

    A brief becomes a proposal

    A client emails what they need. Bloom turns it into a brief, searches your catalogues and drafts the proposal at your margins.

    BloomDrafted

    Draft ready: three kit options for Harbour & Pine at 36% margin, inside their budget.

    ReviewEdit

  3. 11:10

    A problem, caught early

    A supplier ships short. Bloom notices before the client does and has the fix drafted: the note, the rush, the new date.

    BloomHeads-up

    Northline shipped 160 of 180 on order 1042. Rush the 20? The note to Maya is ready.

    ReviewLater

  4. 2:40

    Nothing slips

    Proofs waiting, POs not acknowledged, in-hands dates beside a holiday. Bloom keeps track so you don't have to remember.

    BloomHeads-up

    Monday is a holiday in Ontario. Order 1051 has to ship Thursday to make its date. Move it up?

    Move it upIgnore

  5. 5:30

    The day, wrapped up

    What moved, what's waiting on clients and what's due tomorrow, so you can close the laptop and actually stop.

    BloomDrafted

    Today: four orders moved, two proofs approved, $18,400 invoiced. Tomorrow: Northwind's delivery.

    Open summary

A client asks. The answer's already drafted.

Bloom reads the email, checks the order, the shipment and what you last said, and writes the reply the way you would.

Inbox, 7:41

Maya Chen, Northwind Health

Are we still on for Friday?

Hi! Quick check that the onboarding kits arrive Friday. We have 180 new hires starting Monday and I need to know by noon if anything's changed. Thanks, Maya

Drafted by Bloom, 7:42

Hi Maya, 160 of the 180 kits arrive Friday as planned. The supplier came up 20 bottles short, so we've rushed the rest: they land Saturday, and I'll drop them off Monday at 8. Everyone has a kit on day one.

  • Order 1042
  • Northline ship notice
  • Your last note to Maya

Ask it anything about your business.

In plain English, from your own quotes, orders, contacts and catalogues.

Ask Bloom.

Ask about any client, order or supplier in plain English. Bloom answers from your own records, and can act on what it finds.

For example: Which orders are at risk this week? What did we quote Acme last spring? Who can ship 300 totes by Nov 14?

Proactive, and you stay in charge.

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