A Czech-based software company has launched an international version of a tool designed to help organisations effectively and sympathetically manage the administration of cemeteries, graveyards and other internment facilities.
T-MAPY, the company behind the cloud-based Assetino asset management suite, has introduced Assetino Cemetery, which applies proven geospatial asset management technology allowing operators and visitors to identify and locate the final resting place of an individual, manage capacity and maintenance of a facility and aid with ancestry studies.
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From simple searches of burial records to automated management of contracts and fees, Assetino Cemetery is available as an online solution complete with integrated smart mapping.
“Assetino Cemetery builds on more than 27 years’ experience working to develop advanced technical solutions for a range of asset management applications,” said Milan Novotny, CEO of T-MAPY. “It is already helping a large number of municipalities reduce the administrative tasks of the day-to-day operation of facilities and improve the service they provide to the relatives and friends of the deceased.”
The Assetino product suite, including Assetino Cemetery, includes easy-to-use tools for collecting, recording, interrogating and analysing detailed information about the location, type and condition of virtually any asset. Offering a geospatial approach to asset management Assetino provides users with real-time visibility and intelligence for a range of applications, including cemetery management, waste and recycling, water and sewage.
Assetino is already supporting informed decision making and improved service delivery by thousands of users within public sector organisations across Central and Eastern Europe. Applications of the software include the City of Prague’s online waste management map, the City of Hranice’s web-based reporting tool “Improve your city” and the City of Jihlava’s Cemetery Online research tool.
