Organising a Personal Home Inventory for Insurance
Homeowners document their possessions for insurance purposes by photographing items, recording serial numbers, and estimating values. A well-organised inventory speeds up claims processing after theft or disaster.
Workflow
- Photograph each room and high-value items from multiple angles
- Use the Image Compressor to reduce photo sizes while maintaining detail
- Use the Image Metadata Viewer to verify dates and locations in photo EXIF data
- Use the PDF Merger to combine all photos and receipts into a single inventory document
- Use the PDF Compressor to create a compact version for email to your insurance agent
- Store the original high-resolution version in cloud backup and a local copy
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