“The more you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go” – Dr Seuss. Take a read of our website and find our blog listing the seker teams recent reading list. World Earth Day is here, see the most recently read books from our team here […]
One of eFD’s unnoticed features is our Correspondence Manager. Using the correspondence manager allows you create your own bespoke letters as templates which is created using our Microsoft Word add-on The add-on lists almost every field that eFD has to offer, whether that be auto generated or content that has been manually typed allowing you
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We took some time out to speak to one of our client’s, Joseph Barsby to talk about his experience as a Funeral Director, discussing how he got into the profession, what it’s been like being a funeral director during the Covid-19 pandemic and how he is using technology to manage his business. Following in the
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Following on from the statement from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), who conducted a review into transparent pricing across the UK’s Funeral Industry, we were confident we had the solutions to support Funeral Directors in full compliance of the findings of the CMA report. These solutions, including eFD’s pricing structure platform, email functionality, enhanced
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In a fast paced ever evolving world dominated by technology, there’s something intensely personal about receiving a letter. It conveys an importance and gravity that’s impossible to replicate in an email or text message. It is a personal form of communication, that reflects an element of the writer therein. Throughout the pandemic, there were countless
On Friday 16th December 2020, the Competition & Markets Authority published its Final Report on the investigation into the Funeral sector. The report details their findings and recommendations – known as remedies. There’s a lot to digest, and over the coming weeks we will learn more about implementation and timescales – as well as the
The concept of marginal gain theory is not new. Former Team GB cycling and Team Sky principal, Sir Dave Brailsford, famously applied it in his world beating team preparation. He created a system of continuous improvement, breaking down each component element of riding a bike, and improving it, 1% at a time. Sure, each element on
