Simple visitor experience
Scanning a code opens the memorial page in a browser immediately, with no download friction.
QR Memorial Pages
Give visitors a simple way to open memorial records at the grave
CEMETERRA QR memorial pages connect cemetery records to a browser-based memorial experience. Visitors scan a code, open a public memorial page instantly, and view approved information without installing an app or creating an account.
Why cemeteries add QR memorial pages
QR memorial workflows give families and visitors a better on-site experience while keeping the cemetery in control of what is public. They also create a direct bridge from your plot records to a family-facing page that can be updated over time.
Public visibility controls
Only approved and public-facing memorial information is exposed through the QR workflow.
Linked records
The memorial page connects back to the underlying cemetery record and plot context.
Modern memorial access
Cemeteries can offer digital memorial access without deploying a custom family app.
Comparing QR memorial page options
Cemetery teams evaluating PlotBox, Chronicle, Cemify, and other memorial tools often prioritize visitor usability, public-data controls, and deployment speed.
| QR memorial evaluation area | CEMETERRA | Typical alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Visitor access | No app install required; QR opens memorial pages directly in browser. | Some solutions may involve extra steps or app expectations. |
| Public content controls | Public memorial and tribute visibility is controlled through cemetery-managed settings and moderation. | Control models vary between systems. |
| System integration | Connected to public grave search, map-linked plot records, and cemetery workflows. | Memorial pages may be less integrated with operations in some stacks. |
| Switching cost | First year free + free migration help for lower-risk transition. | Migration support and commercial terms are vendor-dependent. |
No app install
Visitors scan and open memorial pages directly in a browser with minimal friction.
Public record controls
Memorial pages are designed to expose only approved public-facing information.
Connected workflows
Memorial pages connect to broader cemetery records, grave search, and map-linked operations.
Low-risk onboarding
First-year-free and free migration support reduce effort when switching from another cemetery platform.
Common questions about cemetery QR memorial pages
Do families need to install anything?
No. QR memorial pages are designed to open in a standard browser on a phone.
Can we keep some cemetery data private?
Yes. Public memorial content is separate from internal administrative data and public visibility is controlled by the cemetery.
Can memorial pages work with public grave search?
Yes. CEMETERRA links public grave search and memorial workflows so visitors can move from search to memorial access cleanly.