HOW IT WORKS
What happens Once I'm Gone?
When you pass away, BePrepared will automatically deliver your messages, passwords, instructions and data to its intended recipients.
How We Know You've Passed Away
Death certificates can be forged, and logins can be found – we developed something bullet proof
Alert
One of your confidants, or your lawyer, let's BePrepared know of your passing.
Outreach
We attempt to get in contact with you to check this claim.
Device Activity
We also examine your last login time, devices used and other activity data.
Confidants
If we can't reach you, we then ask all of your confidants (who don't know each other) to independently confirm your passing.
Lawyer
If your lawyer is connected to your account, we also require their confirmation of your passing too.
Unanimous Agreement
Once everyone is in agreement, your data is released.
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HOW IT WORKS
How we deliver your digital assets at the right time
We engineered a comprehensive solution to ensure your passwords, files, messages and more reach the correct hands at the right time.
1
Your death is reported.
Either your lawyer or one of your confidants reports your passing to us inside the app.
2
Your passing is verified.
We attempt to reach out to you. If we can’t get in touch, we then cross-check with your lawyer and remaining confidants to ensure all are in unanimous agreement that you have died & a death certificate has been received.
3
Items are released
Once we have confirmation, your data is dispersed to the intended recipients.
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CASE STUDY
How Beprepared Helped Bob and Joan Create Memories That Will Live Forever
Bob was concerned – some of the documents and photos were fading and he wanted to preserve them. Joan had been tracing their family tree, but it was all on paper. It was the perfect opportunity to begin a special family time capsule for the grandkids using BePrepared.
When Bob and Joan were stuck at home for days on end during lockdown, they decided it was the perfect time for a spring clean of their cupboards. It was a trip down memory lane for the couple, who discovered boxes of old documents and letters, photo albums and even slides.
Organising and Preserving Old Family Photos
Messages For the Kids & Grandchildren
Copies of Important Legal Documents
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you know when I've died?
The first stage is for one of your confidants (people you trust) or your lawyer to let us know via their BePrepared account. These people are informed when you elect them as confidants that they have this responsibility.
Once we receive an alert that you’ve passed away, we then attempt to get in contact with you.
Should you be unreachable, we then ask all of your confidants (who don’t know each other) and your lawyer to confirm your passing.
Only once they are all in unanimous agreement, will your data be released.
Do you require a death certificate?
Unfortunately death certificates are easy to forge. We prefer to employ social engineering to ensure that your data is only released after you pass away – that is, a group of people you select and trust, who don’t know the others you’ve selected, who need to independently confirm your passing.
We also recommend connecting your account with your lawyers so that they can perform a death certificate check before confirming the death on their end.
Who will the items I leave go to?
You can leave items to anyone. The people you add will only receive the items you specifically assign to them – and nothing else.
Can I time the releases?
Yes, some items (such as emails) you are able to release on specific dates. If you want to release other items in this manner, please contact us to discuss.
Can I use my lawyer only?
Yes, if you wish, you can use your lawyer as your only confidant.
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