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Brings your records from your old software into BloomBoard. It only reads, and only when you start it from BloomBoard. Move to BloomBoard is for florists moving to BloomBoard from the software they used before. It reads your own account there, in your own browser, and sends the records to BloomBoard for the move you start. How it works: start a move on the Move page in BloomBoard. The extension opens your old software in a tab, waits for you to sign in there as you always do, and reads your records through that signed-in session. It never sees or stores your password. When the read is done, BloomBoard shows you what it found, and you choose what to bring in. What it reads: your clients, projects and jobs, quotes, invoices and payments, forms and answers, email templates and history, and the export files your old software makes. Where it goes: to BloomBoard only, over an encrypted connection, for the move you started. The extension asks for access to your old software when you start a move and gives it back when the move ends. It does nothing until you start a move. You need a BloomBoard account. BloomBoard is business software for florists: enquiries, proposals, recipes, invoices and payments in one place. https://bloomboard.io Privacy: https://bloomboard.io/privacy#chrome-extension Support: support@bloomboard.io
Nov 5, 2026
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