Miscellaneous functions
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Reminders
Reminders help you and your fellow cemetery employees keep track of tasks, such as checking on specific spaces or following up with a customer. You can use them for anything you need to remember.
If your cemetery has reminders, they will appear when you first log in to CIMS or when you refresh the webpage, unless you have chosen to hide them. Alternately, click "Utilities" in the top navigation bar, then "Reminders".
Reminders can be added throughout CIMS; to make a reminder for a specific space, navigate to it in CIMS, scroll down to the bottom of the Ownership tab in the right-hand flyout (if Platinum) or to the bottom of the right-hand panel (if Gold or Light). Click the navy "New reminder" button and a popup will appear. Fill out the reminder date, who the reminder is assigned to, and the text of the reminder, then click the green "Save" button in the lower-right corner of the popup. Use this same technique in the Burials tab to make a reminder for a burial, in the Markers tab for a marker reminder, and so on. To make a generic reminder, open the reminders list popup by clicking "Utilities" in the top navigation bar, then "Reminders", then the "New reminder" button in the popup that appears.
Disinterred burials
In the top navigation bar, click "Utilities" and choose "Disinterred burials" from the dropdown list. The disinterred list popup will appear, listing any records of disinterred persons for your cemetery. From here, click the navy "Add new" button in the lower-right corner of the popup to add a new record of disinterment. To edit a record, click the pencil icon that appears to the left of the record. Likewise, clicking the red trash can icon next to a record of disinterment will delete it from your cemetery's data.
To learn how to disinter an existing burial, consult the burials page (click here for the CIMS Gold/Light version).
Download cemetery data
The downloaded folder contains multiple files with different extensions, such as .DBF, .CPG, .SHP, and .PRJ. These files work together to store tabular data (like a database), spatial information (for mapping purposes), and other metadata. This format ensures that all aspects of your data, including tables and spatial elements, are preserved correctly. Many professional data analysis and mapping tools use this structure, making it useful for advanced processing.
To download your cemetery's data, click "Utilities" in the top navigation bar, then "Download cemetery data" from the dropdown list. Please be patient and leave this tab open as CIMS bundles your information into a zip folder and begins the download process. For most browsers, your data will download to your computer's Downloads folder.
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