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A B2B platform for the funeral industry serves as a valuable tool for
funeral businesses to connect, collaborate, and streamline their
operations, enhancing both service quality and revenue.
Funeral businesses can create a message that showcases their capabilities and gives other funeral businesses options to orchestrate and harmonize efforts in the delicate art of guiding families with sympathy, compassion, reduced financial stress, and time efficiency.
This represents a form of cooperative targeted communication that offers mutual benefits to all involved parties. In this arrangement, both companies stand to gain from the relationship.
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GENERAL PUBLIC AND FAMILIES:
Certain information in the Red Book is available to the public. Funeral
directors suggested that the Red Book help people find their preferred
funeral home to improve service quality for families. The public
information is designed to fulfill that request.
Note: Access to the Funeral B2B platform is exclusively available to
funeral directors and suppliers through an RB Agent. Using the most
current information provides many benefits. Ensure you're working with
the latest version, including recent updates, as the B2B funeral market
evolves rapidly.
The Red Book App (RB App), released December 2017, representing the b2b business relationships, is available on Android Google Play, Microsoft Store, & Apple App Store. Search for Red Book Funeral & install. You will need your account credentials and authorized access to the Funeral B2B marketplace provided by a Red Book Agent. If you need to set up your account for access, contact us to have an RB Agent contact you.
Experience swift, budget-friendly, and professional B2B
solutions backed by Red Book accuracy. Our RB Agents have already done
the legwork in sourcing B2B options, alleviating your company's burdens
and enhancing customer service for families. Reach out to an RB Agent
for seamless access and efficient problem-solving, yielding tangible
outcomes.
RESEARCH
The Funeral B2B platform is continuously updated by RB Agents through multiple channels such as physical visits, U.S. mail, phone calls, emails, internet, text messages, and faxes. This diverse range of communication methods creates a solid foundation for success.
The Red Book compiles essential details beneficial to funeral businesses and the families they serve.
NEWS
5-24-2024 Colorado funeral director regulation and licensing update from 2-18-2024 news
Colorado governor signs bills regulating funeral homes after discovery of 190 rotting bodies: One bill requires regulators to routinely inspect funeral homes and give
them more enforcement power. Another implements licensing for funeral
directors and other workers in the industry. Read More on Colorado Sun
5-16-2024
Funeral Homes Report Delays in Issuance of Death Certificates
The recent hacking of the USA healthcare system has significantly slowed
the issuance of death certificates. This cyberattack disrupted vital
record systems, causing delays and complications for grieving families
and administrative processes. The breach highlights vulnerabilities in
healthcare infrastructure, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced
cybersecurity measures. To learn more, visit CNN
3-24-2024
FTC Proposes Rule to Ban Noncompete Clauses, Which Hurt Workers and Harm Competition
The Federal Trade Commission proposed a new rule
that would ban employers from imposing noncompetes on their workers, a
widespread and often exploitative practice that suppresses wages,
hampers innovation, and blocks entrepreneurs from starting new
businesses. <Read More>
2-18-2024 NEWS report // Colorado lawmakers to introduce funeral home industry regulation bills:
Republican Representative Matt Soper said one of
the bills would make state history in requiring those who work in the
funeral home industry to have a license. Read more at 9news.