1 in 10
employees may be affected by a bereavement of any kind each year
kins. for Business
Employers
Give employees more than leave and a helpline
Compassionate leave and a counselling line matter. They are also rarely the thing standing between an employee and the weeks of practical work ahead of them.
Sarah, your Care Manager
One person, across the whole journey
Your next steps
- Register the deathCompleted
- Confirm funeral arrangementskins. coordinating
- Apply for probateNext week
- Notify 14 organisations9 complete
Funeral director, solicitor and banksCoordinated by kins.
The workplace context
Bereavement follows people back to work
UK Government, Sue Ryder and Marie Curie research shows how bereavement can affect prevalence, productivity, retention and the wider economy.
Sources:UK Government impact assessment, 2024Sue Ryder, Grief in the workplaceMarie Curie workplace research
70%
of normal capacity assumed for intense grief in the first six months
56%
would consider leaving an employer if treated badly after a bereavement
£23bn
estimated annual cost of workplace grief to the UK economy
Where kins. fits
Leave creates time. Families still need practical help.
Employers typically provide compassionate leave and access to counselling or an EAP.
Those services matter — but the employee may still spend significant time arranging funerals, dealing with probate, contacting organisations and administering an estate.
kins. helps take that practical burden away.
There is already lots of good support available. kins. connects it around the family and helps get things done.
Potential value
- Give employees meaningful support beyond leave
- Reduce administrative burden during bereavement
- Help employees focus on themselves and their families
- Complement existing wellbeing benefits
- Demonstrate genuine care at an important employee moment
The whole journey
One connected experience, before and after a loss
Families should not have to piece together separate tools as their needs change. kins. brings planning, practical action and human support into one calm experience.
Before it is needed
Prepare once. Give your family clarity.
A secure place to record wishes, organise important documents and make the practical decisions that are easier to take before a crisis.
- Guided planning in plain English
- Wishes, documents and contacts together
- Shared securely with chosen family members
Your family plan
Everything important, in one place
Funeral wishes
Complete
Will & legal
3 of 5
Health directives
Not started
Who to notify
8 contacts
Local by design
Built in the UK, for the UK
Designed around UK families, institutions and the practical end-of-life journey they navigate here.
Built here
UK-incorporated and led, with the customer experience designed specifically around UK families and the UK end-of-life journey.
Connected here
Relationships and integrations across the UK funeral, legal, insurance, financial and public-service ecosystem.
Trusted here
UK Care Managers and specialists, with data, security and governance designed around the expectations of UK families and institutional partners.
What kins. does
Give employees practical help without putting managers in the middle
kins. works alongside compassionate leave, EAPs and wellbeing support to reduce the unfamiliar practical work employees and their families still face.
One trusted person
Support that does not depend on the manager
A dedicated Care Manager provides empathy, judgement and continuity while managers remain supportive without becoming bereavement experts.
One private place
Help employees regain clarity
Personalised next steps, documents and family collaboration make the practical workload visible and manageable.
Practical delivery
Reduce the work that follows a death
kins. coordinates funeral, legal and administrative providers so employees receive execution, not another checklist.
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Help your customers or employees navigate the practical work that follows a death, giving them more space for the people and moments that matter.