Over the past several weeks, we have been addressing deliverability issues affecting obituary email subscriptions. In particular, Microsoft has increased how aggressively it classifies certain emails as “soft bounces,” which resulted in some obituary subscription emails not reaching subscribers’ inboxes.
We have already made improvements to how we handle these bounces and manage delivery behind the scenes. These changes strengthen our sending reputation and will lead to more reliable delivery of obituary subscription emails going forward.
Based on feedback from this issue, we are also building a new Gather Analytics data source focused on obituary subscribers. This new view will give you an easy-to-read table showing all of your subscribers, including:
We anticipate this new data source will be available within the next couple of weeks.
At Gather, we are passionate about empowering you to do more with your audience and giving you greater visibility and control over your data. These updates are another step toward making communication with families and communities more reliable and transparent.
You can now request file uploads directly on the organize page, using custom tasks.

This works just like the DD-214 task, but gives you the flexibility to request any files.
When creating a task, simply turn on “Support file upload” to allow families to securely upload files directly for that task.
You can now create tasks like:
Files uploaded to a task:
Families can upload files without needing access to general case files.
To better protect sensitive documents:
The uploader can still view and delete their file as usual.
This update gives you full flexibility to request exactly the documents you need, while keeping files organized, secure, and easy for families to share.
As always, reach out if you need help setting this up.
We recently made flower ordering more flexible and easier to track on Remember Pages. You can now choose a default florist per case, rotate florist assignments automatically, and quickly confirm where an order was sent.
Let’s say you work with Dave’s Flower Box and North Flowers.

Personalizing a Remember Page just got easier. You can now search for theme cover photos directly inside the Remember Page, making it simple to find the right cover photo without needing to upload one manually.
When you select a theme, you’ll see a set of stock cover photos right away. You can also search our stock photo options to find something that feels more personal.
This update makes it faster and easier for funeral homes and families to create a Remember Page that feels personal, meaningful, and beautiful, using ready-to-choose stock imagery.
If you have questions, our team is here to help.
We’re excited to announce a new way for funeral homes and families to personalize memorial experiences. Custom display fonts are now supported on Remember Pages, giving families and funeral homes more flexibility to reflect their loved one’s personality and style.
Families can now choose a custom display font that best represents their loved one. A new “Style” tab has been added to the Remember Page Settings pop-up, making it simple to preview and update fonts directly from the case view.
Funeral homes can set a default display font for all cases, ensuring consistency across their Remember Pages. This default can be updated at any time from the “Remember Page Default Settings” accordion on the My Funeral Home page. Families can still override the default at the individual case level if they choose.
All current cases will begin with Great Vibes as the default font. When a funeral home updates its default font, they’ll have the option to apply it to all existing cases or keep current fonts in place.
Fonts now available include: Great Vibes, EB Garamond, Lexend, Montserrat, Trade Winds, Sunshiney, Orbitron, and more. This curated selection balances style variety with page readability.
Why it matters: This update gives funeral homes more branding control while empowering families to create more meaningful, personalized memorials—all without sacrificing page speed or usability.
✨ Available now on all Remember Pages.
Gather has released an update to make managing visitor accounts and case helpers more seamless for funeral homes.
Previously, when someone like John Smith signed up for a visitor account (using an email like john@gmail.com) and was later added by a funeral home as an uninvited helper, the system created two separate records. If the funeral home later updated the helper’s email to match the visitor account, the system did not properly merge the two accounts. In some cases, this could even cause errors.
With this update, Gather now follows clearer business rules to keep everything organized and consistent:
This update ensures that:
For funeral homes, this means less cleanup work and fewer errors when managing helpers. For families, it means their visitor accounts stay connected to all the right places within Gather.
We are so proud to introduce Remember Books, our newest memorialization product designed to help funeral homes and crematories better serve families.
Remember Books take the photos, memories, and tributes shared on a loved one’s Remember Page and transforms them into a beautifully designed hardcover keepsake.
By offering Remember Books, our funeral home partners can provide families with an even higher level of care — helping them capture moments of remembrance while creating something they’ll be proud to pass down.
We believe Remember Books are more than just a product — they’re a way for families to preserve love, legacy, and memories in a lasting format. This launch is another step toward our long-term vision: giving funeral and crematory businesses the tools they need to succeed, all within one seamless platform for case management, websites, and family experiences.
We couldn’t be more excited to bring Remember Books to our partners and the families they serve.
We’ve added a new way to help your staff stay informed. Now, when a customer places a flower order through the Remember Page, your funeral home will automatically receive an email with delivery details - including who ordered, when it’s arriving, and which service it’s for.
These notifications go straight to the case assignee so your team can plan accordingly.
No setup needed - this is already live! Check out an example here:

We’ve added a new way to view flower order details directly on the Remember Page, helping staff and families stay informed with ease.

This update improves transparency and reduces questions about flower deliveries. Try it out next time a flower order is shared!
Need to send an invoice or assign a task to someone who’s just a visitor on a case, but don't want them to have access to the organize page indefinitely? You can now temporarily upgrade a visitor to a helper - and then downgrade them back to a visitor when you're done.

This new flexibility makes it easy to:
They’ll keep their login access to the Remember Page the whole time - so you can manage privacy and access without disruption.
Available now on all cases!