An AI assistant that knows your funeral home

Ask it to prepare an email to a family, draft a document from a template, update case tasks or plan content for the month. It works with the relevant records rather than starting from a blank page. You can refine the result in the same conversation.

Drafting and internal updates are different from sending or publishing. Outgoing messages and public content are presented for approval before they go out. Check the recipients, details and wording before confirming an action.

The assistant works with the records available to the staff member using it, within their funeral home. A conversation is not a way to unlock another home’s private records. Keep the relevant case or content item selected so the request has the right context.

Yes. Your templates provide the structure, and the assistant uses the case information to prepare a draft. Staff still need to check names, dates and any missing information before using the finished document.

You can set up scheduled check-ins for work such as reviewing upcoming content or outstanding follow-up. Each schedule keeps its own conversation so you can return to the previous discussion. A review does not give the assistant permission to publish content for you.

Yes. The assistant is part of the free platform, with AI and provider usage charged separately. Access is by application because Lethra works with selected funeral homes. The pricing page explains the usage costs without combining them with your advertising budget.