Use Heredis

Detailed user guide of Heredis

Untraceable Parents
Untraceable Parents 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
It is not uncommon to come across abandoned children or children born to unknown fathers when doing genealogical research. […] read more
Combine Images
Combine Images 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Genealogical records are often two pages long, so scanning them will generate two images in your genealogy file. Heredis offers […] read more
Diagnosing my family tree
Diagnosing my family tree 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Heredis offers a comprehensive tool for performing a technical and genealogical analysis of your file. It can be accessed from […] read more
Consistency Control
Consistency Control 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
This tool is primarily used to check for inconsistencies in the dates entered in your family tree. […] read more
Reading Assistant
Reading Assistant 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Heredis includes an AI-powered feature to assist with transcribing records. This tool allows you to transcribe records and also provides […] read more
Create and Edit Sheets
Create and Edit Sheets 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
You can edit individual or couple sheets. Creating sheets Choose (Windows) Reports / (Mac) Documents  > […] read more
Descendants Wheel
Descendants Wheel 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
The Graphs tab allows you to display the Ancestors Wheel as well as the Descendants Wheel and mixed wheel. […] read more
Searching in Online Archives
Searching in Online Archives 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
The Search in Online Archives  tool allows you, from your software, to access the Online Archives portal. […] read more
Create and Edit a Book
Create and Edit a Book 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Your family tree has grown and you wish to share your findings with your family. […] read more
Merging Two Persons
Merging Two Persons 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
While entering data in Heredis, you realize you have created a person who may already exist in your genealogy. […] read more