You wrote the obituary once already. Copy its link into a new case and watch the details flow in — name, dates, the obituary, the photo, the service times, and the family named in it.
Obituary page
yourfuneralhome.com/obituaries/eleanor-meyer
Copy the obituary link, drop it into a new case, and watch the details flow in. Nothing to set up, nothing to learn.
Copy the address of that person’s obituary straight from your own website.
A few seconds later the form is filled in. Everything is a starting point — read it over, change what you like.
Nothing is saved until you press create. From there it's an ordinary case, and every product pulls from it.
Point Sunset at the page that lists your obituaries and we check it regularly. When a new one is published, the case is waiting for you — often before anyone has thought to make it.
Switching it on marks everything already published as seen, and starts from the next one.
Choose who hears about it — one director or several. Each gets their own note naming the family, not a shared front-desk mailbox.
Run several funeral homes on several websites? Add each one. Each keeps its own page, its own switch and its own people.
A fair number of funeral home websites refuse anything that looks automated. The page opens perfectly in your browser, and turns us away at the door.
So Sunset hands the job to Bridge — the same companion app that prints for you now imports for you too. Same result, same few seconds.
See how Bridge works →Your website turned our servers away.
Read from this computer using Bridge.
You're told which of the two happened, every time — never left with a box that quietly does nothing.
Sunset partners with Passare, so case data flows in directly — no double entry, no re-typing what you've already recorded.
A case created in Passare turns up in Sunset with its details already in place, ready to design.
Corrections made in your system come through to the case, and you decide field by field what stays in sync.
Running something else? If your obituaries reach your website, Sunset can read them — whichever system published them.
Plenty of funeral homes don't run a management platform, and plenty never will. Sunset was built for the way funeral homes actually work — type a case in, or paste a link, or let us watch the site. All three get you to the same place.
Nothing here is switched on for you, either. Automatic case creation and the emails that go with it stay off until you turn them on.
Try it on a real obituary from your own website — it takes about ten seconds.