For funeral directors, hospice teams & end-of-life doulas

    Your families are overwhelmed after a loss. Give them a free tool that handles what you can’t.

    Omuna gives grieving families a guided checklist of every legal, financial and logistical task that follows a death — so they’re not Googling at midnight what you couldn’t cover at 3pm.

    Free for your organization. Free for every family you refer. No contract and nothing to install on either side.

    A care professional sitting across a table from an older couple, listening as they talk something through

    The handoff

    You see it every day.

    A family walks in during the worst week of their life. You handle what you can — the service, the arrangements, the immediate care. But then they leave. And they have no idea what comes next. Cancel the utilities? File for the death certificate? Notify Social Security? Transfer the title on the car? They’re searching “what to do after someone dies” at 1am and getting a wall of ads. You wish you could hand them something — a guide, a plan, a next step.

    That is the whole idea behind Omuna: the part of the work that starts the day your part ends. It is free, it is built for families rather than for professionals, and it does not compete with anything you do.

    Omuna’s checklist runs to 68 tasks. Almost none of them can be finished before the service.

    Aftercare resources for the families you serve

    Simple to offer. Free for everyone.

    Three kinds of organization hand Omuna to families. The reason is different in each case.

    01

    For funeral directors

    The families you serve need help long after the service ends.

    You guide families through arrangements. Probate, insurance claims, account closures and government notifications are not your job — but they are the next six months of the family's life. Omuna picks up where you leave off with a guided checklist they work through at their own pace, and free aftercare resources they can read without signing up for anything.

    What you can do

    • Share Omuna at arrangement time, alongside your aftercare packet
    • Send one link — nothing to install, no account fee, no upsell
    • Point families at the guide for their own state when they ask what is next
    • Follow up weeks later with something concrete rather than a condolence card
    02

    For hospice organizations

    Your care doesn't have to end when theirs does.

    Hospice teams build deep relationships with families over weeks or months, and that support often drops off at exactly the moment the paperwork begins. Omuna extends your bereavement program with a free tool that carries families through what comes after: legal filings, financial tasks, benefit claims and the long tail of notifications.

    What you can do

    • Introduce Omuna during the caregiving phase, while there is still time to organize
    • Add it to your bereavement resource list as a practical, tangible next step
    • Families can gather documents and record wishes before a loss, then keep going after
    • Nothing to administer on your side — no portal, no seats, no integration
    03

    For end-of-life doulas

    You hold the emotional work. Omuna holds the logistical one.

    You guide families through dying with presence and attention. After the vigil, they face a mountain of paperwork, phone calls and decisions that fall outside your role — and that administrative weight can undo the calm you spent months building. Omuna gives your families the whole list, in order, so nothing lands on them by surprise.

    What you can do

    • Include Omuna in your post-death resource kit
    • Use the document and wishes prompts inside the planning you already facilitate
    • Complements holistic care — you stay on the emotional side of the line
    • Positions you as a complete end-of-life resource, at no cost to you or them

    How partnering works

    Three steps, none of them technical.

    1

    Tell us about your organization

    Five fields at the bottom of this page: who you are, what kind of organization you run, and where to reach you. A person reads it.

    2

    Share the link with families

    You get a plain link to Omuna that you can print in an aftercare packet, paste into a bereavement email, or put on your resources page. Nothing to install or integrate.

    3

    Families get the checklist immediately

    They open it, answer a few questions, and get the full after-loss checklist plus the guides for their state. No app to download, no account fees, no trial that expires.

    What you would actually be handing them

    The whole thing, for nothing.

    68

    tasks in the after-loss checklist

    Filings, claims, closures, transfers and notifications — sequenced into phases so a family always knows what is next.

    161

    free guides, no account needed

    No sign-up wall and no email gate. Send one to a family today, before you have spoken to us at all.

    50 + DC

    states with their own guides

    Probate, executor duties and how to order a death certificate, written for every state — so a family in Ohio is not reading California's instructions.

    $0

    for your organization and theirs

    No contract, no per-referral fee, no paid tier the families you send have to unlock.

    That state coverage runs into the checklist, not just the guides: the tasks that need a state office — ordering certified copies of the death certificate, filing for a burial or transit permit — carry the link for the family’s own state, already filled in.

    Become a partner

    Your families need more than you can give them alone. That’s not a failure — it’s a handoff.

    Tell us who you are and we’ll set you up with a link you can put in front of families. Free for providers, free for families, no contracts and no integration work.

    Looking to claim your free listing in Omuna’s provider directory instead? That’s over here.

    No contract, no fee, and nothing for your families to pay. We’ll only use this to reply to you.

    FAQ

    Questions from providers

    Does Omuna cost anything for my organization?

    No. Omuna is free for your organization and free for every family you refer. There are no contracts, no per-referral fees, and no paid tier the families you send have to unlock.

    Does Omuna replace what we do?

    Not at all. Omuna handles the tasks that fall outside your scope — closing bank accounts, notifying government agencies, filing insurance claims, canceling subscriptions, transferring titles. You keep doing what you do best.

    How do families access Omuna?

    You share a link. Families go to joinomuna.com, answer a few questions about their situation, and get the checklist immediately. There is no app to download and no account fee. The guide library is readable without an account at all.

    What kind of tasks does Omuna cover?

    The checklist runs to 68 tasks across the whole arc after a death: death certificate filings, Social Security and government notifications, insurance claims, utility cancellations, account closures, title transfers, mail forwarding and digital accounts. Tasks are grouped into phases, and the ones that need a state office link — vital records, burial permits — carry one for all 50 states and DC.

    Can I see what families see?

    Yes, and you should before you hand it to anyone. The checklist is at joinomuna.com/checklist-tool and the guide library is at joinomuna.com/guides. Neither needs an account to look at.

    Is family data secure?

    Traffic between a family and Omuna is encrypted. A family's information is private to them, and only the people they explicitly invite into their workspace can see it. We do not sell personal information or share it with advertisers.

    Free guides you can send today

    You don’t have to wait for a partnership.

    Every guide Omuna publishes is free to read with no account and no email gate. Send one to the next family who asks you what happens next.

    Just a better handoff.

    No contracts, no integration, no cost to you or to the families you serve. One link, handed over at the moment it matters.