The Top 4 Benefits of the All-New Planning Center
December 3, 2020
By Chris Gomez, Director of Product Marketing Helping your families plan a meaningful service or tribute is one of the most valuable acts you do as a funeral professional. However, one of the biggest challenges in the funeral profession today is communication with families. Sometimes your families don’t want to come in right away to […]
Read Full ArticlePassare Announces All-New Planning Center
December 1, 2020
ABILENE, TX – Passare, Inc. is excited to announce the arrival of the all-new Planning Center, a platform designed to allow families and funeral directors to collaborate on funeral or memorial arrangements, anytime, anywhere, using any device. “The biggest challenge for the funeral profession today is communication with families,” said Josh McQueen, Vice President of […]
Read Full ArticleWhat is Collaboration Software?
November 27, 2020
By Chris Gomez, Director of Product Marketing There’s no denying that the communication preferences of families have changed. Consumers today have shifted how they prefer to interact with businesses, and industries are adapting to consumers’ changing needs. More and more consumers prefer to shop, research, and communicate online. This begs the question: If this type […]
Read Full ArticleSpotlight: Golubski Deliberato Funeral Home
November 23, 2020
Passare customers share their secrets of success through collaboration Locations: Garfield Heights and Independence, OH Call Volume: 120 Calls/Year For more information, contact Jason Williams at jason@gdfh.net. Jason Williams, manager of Golubski Deliberato Funeral Home, needed a software platform that could help him manage two locations and that had a support team that was easy […]
Read Full ArticleThe Top 5 Reasons to be Grateful for Funeral Home Technology
November 19, 2020
By Josh McQueen, Vice President of Product For a year that caused so much disruption in the industry, 2020 was also a year of growth, change, and promise for the future. Funeral home staff had to adapt to virtual meetings, arrangements, and funeral services, but they also improvised with drive-through viewings and online collaboration. Funeral home staff and families also experienced an increase and reliance on technology. Livestreams had to replace traditional […]
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