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🎤 “Recording funeral services breaches copyright.” Not something you expect to hear from a funeral streaming company - but it’s a conversation that had to happen. This is the message we've brought to NFDA in North America, and it's sparking some real conversations. Here’s Justin Whatley talking to Ryan Thogmartin at our booth about a problem no one wants to admit, in North America, 👉 Your webcasting license does not cover the recording. 👉 Music in that video? That is potential fines waiting to happen.. OneRoom now solves it. Music is muted in the recording. Guests can see the music playlist with links to listen. All legal risk is removed. It's a conversation worth having, get in touch, we'd be happy to talk through solutions with you anytime.

We are delighted to welcome Justin Whatley to the OneRoom team in the role of Chief Revenue Officer! Bringing more than 15 years in the profession and a family legacy in funeral service, Justin brings deep industry knowledge and senior leadership to OneRoom’s work with funeral homes throughout North America. "15 years in this profession has taught me something very valuable. Giving back is the first priority. This is a calling and going to work everyday with a mission to helps others truly sets our industry apart. Oneroom has offered me the vehicle to help families, funeral homes and cemeteries setting a clear course for the future. I am humbled they chose me to advocate for their business." - Justin

If you’re heading to NFDA next week, come see how we’re making streaming work harder, for you and your families. We’re previewing what’s ahead at OneRoom, including: - A better way for families to keep & rewatch services - now with chapters, captions, and key moments - Built-in music copyright protection that keeps your business covered - Integrations that let you schedule streams directly from Passare and Tukios - Tools that generate leads and bring more value from every stream You’ll also meet Justin Whatley, our new CRO, alongside Brady Cox and Billal Saleh - ready to talk about what funeral homes can expect from streaming in 2025. 📍 Booth #1656 - Stop by, say hello, and see what’s coming! #NFDA2025 #FuneralTech #OneRoom

Some setups take 10 steps. Ours takes one. No tripods. No buttons to press. No fiddling with focus, angle, or audio. Just tick a box, and OneRoom handles the rest. Set and forget. So your team can focus on the service - not the setup.

Big thanks to the Heritage Family for the chance to join your first Leadership Summit. A powerful reminder of what strong leadership and smart innovation can achieve!

Now connected: OneRoom + Passare We’ve teamed up with Passare make streaming setup faster and simpler than ever. Funeral homes using both platforms can now schedule a OneRoom stream directly from inside Passare, with just one click. It’s ideal for high-volume homes or any team that wants to cut admin and focus on families. This one’s been a long time coming, and we’re thrilled to see it live. Rolling out now. If you're a Passare user and want to get set up, just get in touch!

We’ve made things even easier for Tukios users. Our new integration means you can now create a OneRoom streaming event right from within Tukios. Tick a box... and that’s it! Details flow through automatically. No jumping between platforms. No double entry. No hassle. Big thanks to Tukios for helping make this happen. If you're using both platforms and want the integration switched on, let us know.

Introducing ai Autofill. A new feature that means funeral directors don’t have to manually enter details anymore when booking a stream. Start typing a name, and if there’s an online obituary, the form fills itself – photo, dates, obituary link, even Tribute Buttons if the site has them. It’s quick. It’s accurate. And it’s already rolling out to our customers with compatible websites.

In the moment, it’s hard to take everything in. Grief is overwhelming. Emotions run high. And often, families realize later just how much they missed. That’s why the recording matters. It’s not just a video - it’s a way to return to the memories, the words, and the people who were there.

Funeral services are powerful. With streaming, you reach 50% more people - in addition to those who attend in person. That’s more families seeing how you care. More people experiencing how healing a funeral can be. And more future families thinking of you when the time comes. Joshua Tobias from The Ira Kaufman Chapel summed it up well with his words below. Streaming isn’t replacing in-person attendance. It’s adding to it, and bringing more families into the experience.