For law firms, collectors, investigators, and insurance teams
Automated death verification — monitoring plus documentation.
Submit a name. We continuously monitor obituary sources and generate verification reports when a match is found.
See an example verification report →
Plans start at $249/month · Bulk monitoring · Verification reports · API access · 16,187+ sources monitored
You’re not just trying to find an obituary. You need a defensible workflow: continuous monitoring, timestamps, and exportable documentation for case files, due diligence, and court.
Used by teams like yours
Who this is for
Pick the workflow that matches your matter or portfolio.
Problems this solves
When someone reads this and thinks “that’s my file,” the next step is documentation — not another Google search.
- Accounts that go silent with no confirmation of death
- Probate matters where death must be verified on the record
- Returned mail / no-contact situations
- Insurance beneficiary verification
- Locating estates and next of kin
- Due diligence and compliance documentation
- Skip tracing deceased subjects
- High-stakes timing windows (claims, deadlines, field work)
The workflow (not just a search box)
Professionals buy process reliability. Monitoring means continuous checks; verification means confidence; documentation means you can show your work.
Monitoring
Continuous checks across fragmented sources—funeral homes, newspapers, and listings.
Verification
Confidence-scored matching reduces false positives for common names.
Documentation
Audit logs, timestamps, and exports for case files and diligence.
What you receive
Built for case files, audits, and court-ready workflows — not just an inbox ping.
Deliverables
- High-confidence match alerts with source links
- Timestamped activity suitable for diligence narratives
- Verification reports and exportable documentation
- Bulk monitoring and portfolio-scale workflows
- API access for enterprise programs (where applicable)
Why firms use automated death verification
Teams compare us to staff manually checking sites, Google Alerts, and a patchwork of databases. Here’s why automation wins on risk and ROI.
- →Staff manually checking obituary sites is inconsistent and hard to audit.
- →Google Alerts misses many funeral-home-first obituaries and is not a diligence system.
- →Proof of due diligence requires timestamps and documentation — not a bookmark folder.
- →Continuous monitoring reduces missed death notices during the window that matters.
- →Exportable reports support court, compliance, and internal QA requirements.
- →Lexis/CLEAR/TLO-style tools solve different problems; obituary publication is fragmented across thousands of publishers.
Read: obituary monitoring vs Google Alerts, best obituary monitoring services.
Example verification report
Curious buyers start here. Buyers who need procurement language pair the sample with a demo.
Death verification summary
Subject: [Watched name]
Match confidence: 94% · Source timestamped
Audit trail: watch created · scans logged · match recorded
Professional plans
Professional plans include bulk monitoring, verification reports, exports, and API access for qualifying accounts. Plans start at $249/month for bulk monitoring and verification workflows; larger seat counts and enterprise integrations are quoted separately. View professional pricing →
Submit a name. We monitor obituary sources and generate verification reports when a match is found.
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Ready to buy: compare plans. Enterprise, API, or bulk: talk to us. Need proof first: review a sample verification report.
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