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Day, week or month: events, linked cases and deadlines in a single view, with colour tags, assignees and reminders.
In a funeral home, commitments arrive from different places: a phone call for the ceremony, a chat message for transport, a note for the meeting with the family. One change of time is enough for someone to keep working on the old version.
RESTinCloud's Company Calendar, part of the funeral home management software, brings everything into one shared view: you move from day to week to month, recognise each commitment by its colour tag, link the case and assign colleagues. A single save records the event, notifies the assignees and schedules the reminder, and the same calendar also holds the events generated by funeral cases and the vehicle deadlines.
Day, week and month on the same board: switch between views and see overlaps straight away.
Every event carries its colour tag: ceremonies, transport and family meetings are recognisable at a glance.
Assign the event to one or more colleagues and the team notification goes out on its own, with no messages to chase.
Choose an alert from one hour up to seven days before, or set the number of days yourself.
Drag an ordinary event to its new time and the shared view realigns for the whole team.
Alongside appointments you find the events generated by funeral cases and the vehicle deadlines.
| Before | With RESTinCloud |
|---|---|
| Separate diaries for ceremonies, transport and appointments | One calendar with colour tags, in day, week or month view |
| Times passed on by phone and chat, one colleague at a time | Event saved once: the assignees receive the notification |
| One change of time re-entered by hand in every diary | Event dragged to the new time and the board realigns for everyone |
| Reminders left to memory or to a sticky note | Alert scheduled in the very same save as the event |
Examples based on a verified demo workflow; data and people in the videos are entirely synthetic.