Available: family submission
Families can send obituary text and a photo through their secure case page for staff review.
FuneralHQ keeps obituary text and the photo on the case, lets a family submit a draft through its secure page, and gives staff control to publish or unpublish a public obituary URL. Full funeral home website hosting, livestreaming, and memorial commerce are still in development.
Who it is for
What it replaces today
The case remains the source of truth and a staff member decides when the public page exists.
Store the current text, photo, and newspaper list with the arrangement so staff edit one approved record.
A family can submit obituary text and a photo through its secure case page. The submission returns to staff for review and never publishes itself.
Optional writing help can turn facts the family chooses to provide into a first draft. The family and staff can edit it, and the tool leaves missing facts out rather than guessing.
A director posts the obituary to a public, shareable URL only after the text and photo are ready.
Edits remain under staff control, and the public page can be taken down without deleting the case record.
The obituary workflow is live. The broader public website suite is a separate product area still being built.
Families can send obituary text and a photo through their secure case page for staff review.
Staff can publish, share, and unpublish a public obituary page from the case.
Optional obituary drafting uses only facts the family enters and always returns an editable draft.
A complete funeral home website and content-management workflow are still being built.
FuneralHQ does not currently host or stream funeral services.
Flower, keepsake, and tribute-store commerce is not currently part of FuneralHQ.
Yes. Staff can publish an approved obituary to a public FuneralHQ URL and unpublish it when needed. A family submission never becomes public without staff action.
Drafting help is optional and requires the feature to be configured. It uses only facts the family chooses to enter, returns an editable draft, and never publishes on its own.
No. Public obituary pages work today, while full website hosting, livestreaming, and memorial commerce are still in development. Keep the website setup that serves your families until those broader capabilities are ready.
Yes. Once staff publish it, the case has a public URL that can be shared with the family and community.
See the family submission, staff review, public page, and unpublish controls, then bring the website features your firm needs next.