CIMS has reached a significant milestone: 1,000 clients are now leveraging its cloud-based solutions to streamline cemetery operations and enhance record-keeping security. East Lawn Cemetery in East Haven, Connecticut, has worked with CIMS for the past two decades. They recently upgraded from CIMS Light Desktop to CIMS Light Cloud, becoming the latest in a long line of successful, cloud-based cemetery software implementations.
This achievement marks a new chapter in CIMS’s mission to empower cemeteries of all sizes with modern technology tools. Since its inception in 1998, CIMS has been dedicated to transforming the way cemeteries manage mapping, data storage, and customer service. The cloud-based platform offers secure, anytime access to critical cemetery records and tools, helping cemetery staff work more efficiently and serve their communities with greater confidence.
“Reaching 1,000 clients in the cloud is more than just a number for us—it’s a testament to the trust cemeteries place in CIMS and our commitment to innovation,” said Brandon Finley, Director of CIMS. “We’re honored to support the essential work cemeteries do and excited to continue developing solutions that make their jobs easier.”
Cloud adoption has accelerated in recent years as cemeteries seek reliable, secure, and accessible software to replace traditional paper records or outdated on-premises systems. CIMS Cloud offers features like interactive mapping, burial search tools for the public, and data backup and security protocols that protect valuable information.
As CIMS looks ahead, the company remains focused on expanding its offerings, enhancing user experience, and helping even more cemeteries transition to the cloud.
For more information about CIMS and its cloud-based solutions, visit www.cimscemeterysoftware.com.
About CIMS
CIMS is a trusted provider of cemetery software solutions designed to simplify cemetery management through mapping, data organization, and cloud-based access. With more than three decades of industry expertise, CIMS serves cemeteries of all sizes across North America.
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