SenecMe features

Would your family know where to begin?

After a death, practical information can be hard to find. SenecMe helps you organise relevant records, people and instructions before they are needed so that there is a clearer starting point for those you trust.

A practical approach

Estate & Family Handover Readiness

SenecMe helps organise information around practical life needs. The actual features and limits available depend on the country application and subscription plan.

Important people

Record the professionals and trusted contacts who may need to be contacted.

Documents and records

Organise policy information, assets, liabilities, important documents and other supporting records.

Preparedness checklists

Work through applicable Death & Estate Handover readiness items to identify information that may need attention.

Controlled access

Use the application’s designated permissions and sharing functions when access is appropriate and authorised.

Questions to consider

What would you want to find quickly?

Does your family know who your executor or attorney is?Where could someone locate relevant policies, accounts and ownership records?Do trusted people know that an organised handover plan exists?

Important: SenecMe does not act as an executor, administer estates, provide fiduciary services or replace qualified legal advice. Access to a person’s records is never automatic simply because that person is family.

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