Keep Track of Your Policies
Home Inventory can store information about all of your insurance policies and the coverage they provide so it is always available when you need it. Standard policy types include: homeowner's and renter's insurance, health insurance, life insurance, automobile insurance, and more.
Keep track of key policy details, such as the issuer, issue date, contact information, and policy number.
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Coverage Details
Most policies have different coverage clauses, limits, and rules for each of the events covered. Home Inventory lets you add multiple coverage entries for each policy to accurately reflect the coverage it provides.
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Personal Property Coverage
Home Inventory's property coverage categories let you easily associate items in your inventory with the appropriate coverage elements offered by your policy.
Property coverage sub-categories allow you to setup the exceptions and limitations found in many policies, such as a homeowner's policy with $200,000 of personal property coverage, but of that $200,000, only $10,000 of jewelry is covered and no single piece of jewelry is covered for more than $2,500.
Coverage warnings alert you if the items covered by a coverage category exceed its limits.
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Coverage Analysis
Do you have too little or too much property insurance coverage?
Use Home Inventory's coverage analysis report to find out if you are adequately insured for all of your possessions and identify specific items that are not fully covered so you won't be caught by surprise should disaster strike.
You can also find out if you have more coverage than you need and save money by eliminating the cost associated with having too much insurance. |
Policy Notes
As with items in Home Inventory, you can add multiple, dated notes to the policies you have defined. You can use this to track information on any claims that you have filed, changes to your policy, and other important information.
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File Attachments
You can also attach files to your policies in Home Inventory, just like you can with items. This is a useful way to store scanned copies of your policies, claim forms, and other important information regarding your policy.
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