What problem does it solve? After a death in Israel, grieving families face a maze of offices, forms, and deadlines with no map: they visit banks before having certified death certificates, miss benefits that must be actively claimed, and pay for things the state already covers. This Skill turns that chaos into a dated, ordered to-do list. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Personalized dated timeline: Anchored to the date of death, covering the first 72 hours (burial, death notice), first 30 days (death certificate, notification cascade to Bituach Leumi, banks, pension funds, employer, utilities), and first year (asset transfers after the succession or probate order). - Document-collection checklist: Lists the death certificate, heirs' IDs, succession/probate order, account listings, and Land Registry extracts, with where each is obtained. - Bilingual notification letters: Ready-to-fill Hebrew templates for bank account closure, standing-order cancellation, utility cancellation, and employer notification. - Use Case: A user's parent dies leaving a bank account, an apartment, and a car. The Skill produces a dated plan: order certified death certificates, run the Har HaKesef and Har HaBituach asset locators, notify institutions in sequence, and transfer the vehicle and real estate only after the order arrives. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build a post-death bureaucracy plan for a death in Israel, giving the date of death, whether there is a will, and which assets are involved.
