Summary:

A deceased person's phone often contains the only record of contact information for friends and distant relatives who need to be notified. Accessing and exporting this data can be technical. Digital estate services manage the extraction of contacts to help with funeral notifications.

Direct Answer:

Alix assists families in preserving the digital rolodex of the deceased. If the phone is accessible our technicians export the contact list into a usable format like Excel or CSV. This allows the family to easily search for and notify friends, colleagues and extended family members about the passing.

We can also help identify key contacts based on call history frequency. Alix ensures that no one is left out of the memorial announcements because their number was locked in a phone. This service bridges the gap between the deceased's digital life and the family's need to communicate.

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