Chronicle review
Cloud-based tools for cemetery records, public search, payments, and work orders.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Chronicle is a cloud-based cemetery management platform for cemetery operators and staff who need a central place to organize property, records, and day-to-day tasks. Its core scope includes plot and section mapping, burial and deceased-record management, and public cemetery record search. Small and mid-size cemeteries looking to connect recordkeeping with operational work are the clearest fit. The product is available on the web and is not open source.
Chronicle’s coverage extends beyond mapping and records: it also supports online payment collection and maintenance and work-order tracking. That combination may suit teams that want public access to cemetery records alongside tools for handling payments and operational tasks. The feature set centers on cemetery property and operations; organizations seeking a broader facility-management system may prefer a product with a wider remit.
According to the vendor’s pricing information, Chronicle uses a contact-sales model, and its website does not publish plan prices. Buyers need to contact the vendor for a quote rather than compare published tiers. Choose Chronicle if cloud access to mapping, burial records, public search, online payments, and work orders matches the cemetery’s needs. It is less suitable for teams that require published pricing before speaking with a vendor or are seeking software beyond cemetery management.
Chronicle pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Maps cemetery plots and sections alongside burial records
- Offers public search of cemetery records
- Combines online payments with maintenance and work-order tracking
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting the vendor for a quote
- Limited to a web platform
- Focused on cemetery operations rather than broader facility management
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