Websites & Obituaries

Funeral home websites and online obituaries

Tribute pages and obituaries that come from the same case you already built. The decedent, the family, and the service details are on the record, so an obituary and a memorial page are a few clicks away, not a separate system to keep in sync.

Who it is for

  • Firms paying for a separate website vendor
  • Staff retyping obituaries into a memorial site
  • Families who want to read and share online
  • Owners who want one place for the public face

What it replaces

  • A standalone funeral website platform
  • Copying obituary text between systems
  • Emailing photos around to build a gallery
  • Manually posting service times and links

How websites and obituaries work

The case is the source. The public tribute page reads from it, so you write the details once.

  1. 01

    Draft the obituary with AI

    The AI obituary writer reads the decedent, family, and service details already on the case and drafts a personalized obituary in seconds.

  2. 02

    Review and edit

    Staff or the family read the draft, adjust the tone and wording, and approve it. The final text saves back to the case.

  3. 03

    Build the tribute page

    Add a photo gallery, service details, and a livestream link, with a guest book for condolences from family and friends.

  4. 04

    Publish to the site

    One click publishes the obituary and tribute page to the funeral home website. Updates push live the same way.

  5. 05

    Collect condolences

    Visitors sign the guest book and share memories. Entries appear on the page and stay tied to the case.

What lives on every tribute page

AI obituary writer

A first draft built from case details, ready for staff or family to review and edit, then saved back to the case.

Photo galleries

Families upload photos for a gallery on the tribute page without emailing files back and forth.

Guest book and condolences

Friends and family leave messages and memories that appear on the page and stay with the case.

Service details

Dates, times, and locations come straight from the case, so the public page matches what you arranged.

Livestream link

Add a livestream link to the page so people who cannot attend in person can watch the service.

One-click publish

Publish the obituary and tribute page to the funeral home site, and push edits live the same way.

Common questions

Does the AI obituary writer use our case data?

Yes. It drafts from the decedent, family, and service details already on the case, so staff are not starting from a blank page.

Can the family edit the obituary?

Yes. Staff or the family can review and edit the draft before it is published, and the approved text saves back to the case.

Do we still need a separate website vendor?

No. The funeral home website, tribute pages, and obituaries are generated from the same case record inside FuneralHQ.

Can visitors leave condolences?

Yes. The guest book lets friends and family post messages and memories, which appear on the tribute page.

See an obituary drafted from a case

In 20 minutes we take a sample case, draft an obituary with AI, and publish a tribute page.