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Honorine, town hall software, one service at a time

Cemetery, halls, equipment loans, income collection, requests received at the town hall, community life: each service has its own module, in a single online tool designed for the town hall office.

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Illustrative preview of the Honorine interface

Who Honorine is for

Town hall office staff and the officers who run municipal services. In a small commune, a single secretary often looks after the cemetery, the halls and the equipment: Honorine gives them one tool, with only the modules they need. A secretary shared between several communes has an account at each town hall, and each commune’s data stays separate.

A paper register warns you of nothing

A paper register shows what was true on the day it was written. Without a renewal schedule, an expired burial plot or a pending request can go unnoticed, whatever the size of the commune.

One module per service

Each commune picks the modules it needs.

  • Cemetery

    Burial plot register, map linked to the register, renewal schedule with letters to plot holders printed in one batch, renewals counted from the previous expiry date (French local authorities code, article L2223-15), and the six steps for reclaiming an abandoned plot.

  • Halls

    Booking requests to confirm or decline, weekly schedule, rates voted by the council for each type of user (residents, non-residents, associations, the commune itself).

  • Equipment

    Each loan is approved, goes out and comes back; the inventory keeps quantities and inspection dates.

  • Income collection

    Payment notices numbered by year, paid at the counter or refunded. Accounting stays in the commune’s own software.

  • Requests

    Requests received at the counter, by post or by phone, tracked until they are answered, with the average response time; registrations for activities.

  • Community life

    News and alerts, events calendar, councillors and associations, official notices.

Designed for public service

  • Nothing to install: Honorine runs in the browser, on the town hall’s computers.
  • Each member of staff only opens the modules the town hall administrator gives them.
  • Two-factor authentication and a login log the town hall can consult.
  • The commune’s data can be exported as CSV at any time.

Getting started

  1. The demo

    We show you the modules that matter to your commune, using your own cases.

  2. Opening the account

    We open the commune’s account and activate the chosen modules; the town hall administrator then creates the staff accounts.

  3. Bringing over the register

    The cemetery register is imported from a spreadsheet, with a check report flagging every line that needs attention.

Beta · demo available

Where Honorine stands

Honorine is in beta and demos are available: an expired plot, a hall to let, a loan to approve — we start from your commune’s own cases. The software is in French.

Frequently asked questions

Do we need to install anything?

No. Honorine runs in the browser, with nothing to install.

Can we choose just some of the modules?

Yes. The subscription is annual and taken module by module: a commune can start with the cemetery and add halls later.

Can we bring over our existing cemetery register?

Yes, from a spreadsheet: plots, deceased, plot holders and rights holders. We do the import with you, and a check report flags every line to correct.

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