MorTrack vs Cremation Case Log

Decedent and vehicle tracking tools designed specifically for the Mortuary Services and Funeral Home transportation industry. A decedent transport application augmenting the MorTrack webapp platform to: - View decedent case details both on and offline. - See vehicle & internal location capacity. - Communicate full details of case custody internally. - Offer guarded transparency metrics to funeral homes and next-of-kin that still allows you keep your business running efficiently. - The Deathcare Industry's easiest to manage document sharing portal. - Avoid burn-out with the emotional support feedback system for employees. From the first entry of case information, contracted agents or employees can view and delegate case loads. Removal Tech's receive alerts for new assignments and dispatch is also updated with ETA's in real-time. Once "On-site” with the next of kin, removal tech can focus on the decedent. Quickly catalog personal belongings, verify required documentation and receive approval for elective procedures by allowing releasing parties to electronically sign documents sooner and when you have their full attention. Upon delivery, Signed documents can be automatically emailed to the selected parties involved on an organizational level. Drastically reduce the time on-site by transferring information electronically directly to the funeral home or third-party management application. Being professional means showing up prepared. Show up with MorTrack.

Download free and try the full case-chain workflow for 7 days, a complete 168 hours. Record intake, identification, cremation start, sealing, and return in one respectful sequence. After the trial, one non-consumable purchase permanently unlocks every feature. Every pet entrusted to an aftercare facility deserves a record that preserves identity and respects the family. Cremation Case Log provides a one-way case sequence, unique tag and seal references, a fixed certificate, and encrypted backup, all under the facility's control. The case begins at intake: record the case reference, pet and family details, the date, and receiving information, creating one clear entry that follows the case instead of loose notes. An identification tag reference is assigned and checked as part of the chain, with uniqueness rules preventing the same tag value from being used for two local cases. The app preserves what staff entered; it does not scan biology or independently prove identity. The workflow moves in one direction through defined stages: intake, identification, cremation start, sealing, and return, so a later stage cannot appear complete while an earlier step remains unrecorded. At cremation start, staff record the event associated with the case. The app does not control cremation equipment, ignite a unit, set a temperature or duration, or read machine telemetry; physical operations stay entirely outside the app. After the process is complete, a seal reference can be recorded for the container, with uniqueness checks distinguishing one local entry from another; the value is staff-entered, not a government-issued credential. The final return stage records the handoff event and details needed to understand that the case reached the end of the sequence. The app does not send an automatic message or verify the recipient's identity. Each stage is an event in the chain, so staff can review which steps were recorded, when, and with which identifiers. The generated certificate is a snapshot of the case record, summarizing identifiers and milestones staff entered. It is an internal facility record, not a legal, veterinary, or regulatory certification, and does not establish ownership or confirm compliance. There is no facial recognition, image recognition, DNA matching, microchip verification, or biometric confirmation. The app cannot compare a pet, tag, or remains and declare a match; it records identifiers staff have already checked, and cannot eliminate every possibility of human error. No account is required, and there is no hosted family portal or staff directory. Case details, identifiers, stage events, notes, and certificates stay on the device used by the facility. There is no cloud synchronization, and the app does not share cases among facilities or support simultaneous editing. Encrypted backup lets a facility create a protected copy of its records; store it per the facility's privacy and retention procedures, keep the passphrase separate from the file, and limit access to authorized staff. Encryption does not replace a device passcode and controlled access. There is no online payment, invoices, customer portal, or automatic SMS, and no outside provider directory is connected. The 7-day trial begins at first use and lasts 168 consecutive hours, including case creation, stage transitions, tag and seal references, certificate output, and encrypted backup and restore. After the trial, Permanent Unlock is a one-time non-consumable purchase with no monthly or annual fee. Restore existing purchases from the purchase screen. Before live use, compare the app's fields and sequence with the facility's written chain-of-custody procedure, and maintain any official permit or record required outside this app. Cremation Case Log is built to support care, not automate it: a calm, deliberate sequence in which each identifier and handoff is recorded before the next stage, helping staff preserve the continuity owed to every pet and family.