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Capture
Photograph the item and its nameplate.
Catalog
One catalog for a household, a shop, and a claim.
Until you enter an item, we do not know about it.
A loss does not wait for a list.
The starter list is a checklist for the first item.
We will write when you can add a row.
01
Photograph the item and its nameplate.
02
Put it under a property, room, or site.
03
Keep the receipt, serial, and dates with the row.
The point of the row is the serial next to the photos.
House contents, appliances, valuables, and more than one property.
Equipment, tools, furniture, IT, and inventory across sites.
The same items, with photos, serials, receipts, and a claim packet.
Add the fridge.
Then we can show warranty, value, and a claim packet.
An inventory catalog for a household, a shop, and a claim.
A checklist for the first item you will catalog.
Three photos and four facts.
It is not a list of what you already own.
A copy of the starter list.
You can open the same list on this site.
We will write when you can add a row.
Until you enter an item, we do not know about it.
A carrier asks after the loss.
Photos you did not take are gone.
The starter list is so the first item is ready.
Photos, serials, receipts, and dates for the items you entered.
Insurance is that export.
Until you enter an item, there is no packet.
Not yet.
The starter list is so the first item is ready.
We will write when you can add a row.
A household catalog is free.
You pay for a claim packet, another property, or a shop catalog.
We do not charge for an empty catalog.
We do not charge to add the first item.
No.
We never share or sell your data.
Starter list
The starter list tells you what to capture before a row exists.
You get the checklist, Cora, and a note when rows open.
You can use the list here either way.