Enterprise Intelligence Program
Custom deathcare intelligence at enterprise scale.
For national operators, investors, insurers, lenders, and strategic partners who need a defined dataset rather than a prepared report.
Business applications
Start from the decision, not the field list.
Tell us the decision the data has to support and the scope usually defines itself.
Territory planning
Recorded case volume and disposition mix across the counties you operate in or want to enter.
Acquisition screening
Establishment-level position for targets and their neighbors before diligence begins.
CRM validation
Check internal facility and license records against normalized official values.
Market entry
Size a market on recorded activity rather than population projections.
Underwriting support
Disposition and volume patterns as one input into risk and pricing work.
Partner strategy
Identify where a product or service already has recorded demand.
Scope and delivery
What an enterprise program may include.
Coverage and history
- Multi-state coverage across approved jurisdictions
- Three to five years of history, or more where records allow
- Monthly or quarterly updates
Datasets
- Funeral home, cemetery, and crematory datasets
- Disposition and competitor-group datasets
- Custom normalization to your internal taxonomy
Delivery
- Excel, CSV, and database-ready formats
- Executive briefings alongside the data
- Documented field definitions and limitations per jurisdiction
Optional, subject to confirmation
Available where licensed and technically appropriate. Confirmed during scoping, never assumed.
- Dashboards
- Embedded analytics
- API access
Source: official filed death-certificate and disposition records, normalized. Coverage, timing, available fields, and limitations vary by jurisdiction and reporting source. Datasets describe recorded activity, not a complete census. Source values, normalized values, and Funeral Convergence interpretation are delivered as distinct fields.
Licensing and commercial terms
An annual internal-use data license.
The license is the agreement. It states exactly what you receive and how it may be used, so there is no ambiguity later.
- Geography
- History
- Update cadence
- Permitted users
- Approved applications
- Delivery formats
- Redistribution rights
Pricing
Pricing on request. Every program is quoted individually; there is no rate card and no discount formula.
Request enterprise scope
Define the dataset.
This form is the scoping document. Answer what you can. We will confirm what the source records support before quoting anything.
Scope request received.
Next step: we review the geographies, fields, and cadence you listed against what the source records support, then return a written scope with license terms and pricing. Optional items such as dashboards or API access are confirmed during that review rather than assumed. We do not commit to a delivery date before the review is complete.