Making Life Easier for Families After Loss: Oodle and NotifyNOW Team Up

Oodle Car Finance has joined forces with NotifyNOW to ease the burden on families dealing with loss. This partnership aims to simplify the often overwhelming task of notifying various companies about a loved one's passing. Oodle, established in 2016, is known for its straightforward approach to car finance. They offer loans that help customers afford vehicles by spreading out payments. Oodle's quick decision-making process has always been a plus for customers. Now, with NotifyNOW, families can inform Oodle about a bereavement through a digital platform. This is a big step forward, as it allows families to notify multiple organizations at once. This means less stress and more time to focus on what truly matters during such a difficult period. Louise Schofield, COO at Oodle, emphasizes the importance of this partnership. She believes that technology should not only improve processes but also make a real difference in people's lives. By integrating NotifyNOW's technology, Oodle is making it easier for families to navigate the complexities of end-of-life administration.Oodle's staff handle numerous calls each year from families dealing with the estates of their loved ones. With this new partnership, they aim to make this process smoother and less daunting. Nick Cherry, Divisional CEO at Phillips & Cohen Associates, praises Oodle's initiative. He hopes that other motor finance firms will follow suit, enhancing bereavement care across the sector. When someone contacts Oodle to report a death, they will find a link to NotifyNOW on the website. By uploading the necessary details, NotifyNOW can inform over 2, 000 companies in one go. This saves families from making multiple calls and repeating information to each company. Phillips & Cohen Associates is the sole licensee of the NotifyNOW platform, which is owned by The Estate Registry. This platform is a game-changer for families dealing with loss, providing a much-needed service during a difficult time.