First calls come in the dead of night
A death at home or in long-term care at 3 a.m.: the family needs a human voice, not voicemail or a long wait on hold.
Overnight, Jazett, an answering service for funeral homes, transfers the first call to your on-call director right away and only steps in if no one picks up. During the day, the agent gently answers families' questions about visitations and pre-planning.
Yes, as a safety net. Jazett is an answering service for funeral homes that routes the first call straight to your on-call director, 24 hours a day, in English and French. If there's no answer, the agent gently collects the essentials and sends an urgent text alert. Plans start from $49.99 per month.
A death at home or in long-term care at 3 a.m.: the family needs a human voice, not voicemail or a long wait on hold.
During a removal or a meeting with a family, the phone rings unanswered. Someone has to take down the essentials and alert them.
Visitation hours, directions, flowers, donations: these calls tie up the front desk while your staff are supporting grieving families.
On the left, the conversation. On the right, what shows up in your portal.
The family speaks to a person as quickly as possible.
CallerMy mother just passed away at the care home.
AgentI'm so sorry. I'm connecting you right now with Michel, our on-call director.
CallerThank you.
AgentPlease stay on the line, I'm putting you through.
The family knows a call back is coming, and the director has what they need.
CallerMy father passed away at home about an hour ago.
AgentMy deepest condolences. The on-call director isn't available this very moment. May I have your name and number?
CallerDenis Paré, 819 555-0158.
AgentThank you, Mr. Paré. I'm sending him an urgent alert and he'll call you back very shortly.
No pressure: a meeting only if the person wants one.
Caller : How much is a simple cremation?
Agent : Our simple cremation package starts at $2,495. We go over the details in a meeting, with no obligation.
Caller : I'd like to talk about pre-planning my own arrangements.
Agent : Of course. I have Wednesday at 11 a.m. with one of our advisors. Would that work for you?
For a first call, your agent transfers to a person first and acts only as a safety net if nobody answers. It makes no pre-planning commitments: those contracts are governed by Quebec's Act respecting prearranged funeral services and sepultures and are signed with an advisor. Information shared by families is protected under Quebec's Law 25.
It transfers them to the on-call director first and only steps in if nobody answers.
Yes, based on the published obituaries you provide.
No. It shares base prices and books a meeting with an advisor.
Yes, using the information you give it: the funeral home address, delivery hours and the charities chosen by the family.
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