Death tech from Switzerland

Automate the process. Maximise the empathy.

Velorio is the funeral home software for Swiss funeral services: a digital consultation book that follows the first conversation — and every document of the case out of the same data.

What we hold to

Data stays in Switzerland

All case data is held in Zurich. Nothing is transferred abroad.

Data protection from the start

Roles, separation between businesses and logging are part of the architecture, not a later addition.

Built with the trade

Developed together with a funeral service in the canton of Bern — from real cases, not from a whiteboard.

How we protect case data

The situation

The hardest day begins with paperwork

In Switzerland a death triggers more than forty administrative procedures, spread across authorities, crematoria, municipalities, insurers and service providers. Today they run on paper, telephone and email.

72,000

deaths per year in Switzerland

40+

administrative procedures per death

50+

offices and providers involved

2–4 h

of administration per case

For the funeral director this means duplicate entry and searching. For the family it means uncertainty in a week when they have no strength to spare.

How it runs

From the first call to the handover

  1. Open the case

    The funeral service records the death: core details, location, responsible person. From here on there is one shared source.

  2. Hold the consultation

    The digital consultation book guides the first conversation through ten steps — on a tablet, with a pen, right at the family's table.

  3. Produce the documents

    The order confirmation, the power of attorney and the notifications to the authorities are generated from data that has already been entered. No second entry, no transcription errors.

  4. Hand over and close

    The handover to the back office runs on a checklist built from your own templates. What is done stays documented — still traceable weeks later.

The heart of it

The consultation book in ten steps

The structure follows the conversation as it is actually held — not the logic of a form. Every step saves continuously and can be completed later.

  1. Core details of the deceased person
  2. Instructing person and power of attorney
  3. Type of burial and choice of grave
  4. Funeral articles
  5. Services provided by the funeral director
  6. Laying out, dates and the service
  7. Printed matter, flowers and mourning jewellery
  8. Third-party services: crematorium and municipality
  9. Legal matters and consents
  10. Cost overview, signature and handover

The cost overview is kept current and stays visible throughout the conversation. Prices are never filled in automatically — the reference value from the price list is a hint; the decision belongs to the person advising.

Every feature for funeral directors

Our stance

Quiet rather than clever. Clear rather than creative.

Velorio is not an online shop. Every interaction is designed to match the weight of the occasion.

No sales language

No shopping cart, no discounts, no urgency. There is a selection, an overview and a cost estimate.

No euphemism

We write "the deceased person", not "angel". Clarity is more respectful than a soft phrase.

Readable for everyone

Large type, calm colours, WCAG 2.1 AA as a minimum — still readable at the end of a long day.

No applause

A saved entry is confirmed, not celebrated. No confetti, no exclamation marks.

Who stands behind Velorio

Let us talk about your business

We prefer to show Velorio along a real case. A conversation takes about forty minutes and commits you to nothing.