A home inventory your insurer can use

Insurers ask for a list of what you owned, what it was worth and proof it existed. WIPI records items room by room with photos and replacement values as you go, and exports a report you can send to an adjuster.

What the record contains

  • Item name, category, quantity and condition notes
  • A replacement value per item, with workspace totals
  • Photos attached to the item record
  • The room and sub-location where the item was kept
  • The date each record was created

Getting it out

  • An insurance report export grouped by room, with values and photos
  • Raw CSV or JSON export of everything in the workspace
  • Workspace sharing so a partner, family member or adjuster can view the record

WIPI, HomeZada and a plain photo gallery compared for insurance records

WIPI, HomeZada and a plain photo gallery compared for insurance records
FeatureWIPIHomeZadaPlain photo gallery
Room-by-room organizationYes — workspaces with unlimited nested rooms and sub-locationsYes — home inventory is organized by roomNo — files in date order
Replacement-value fieldYes, per item, with totalsYes, item values are trackedNo
Exportable claim reportYes — insurance report plus CSV and JSONYes — HomeZada exports a PDF report for insurance providersNo
Sharing the record with your providerExports a PDF report to send to your providerExports a PDF report to send to your providerOnly by sending the files

HomeZada rows describe its publicly documented home inventory features as listed on its current public site.

Frequently asked questions

What does an insurance company want in a home inventory?
A list of what you owned, with descriptions, quantities, approximate replacement values, photographs and where the items were kept. WIPI captures all of those on the item record.
Can I export my inventory for a claim?
Yes. WIPI produces an insurance-style report grouped by room, and you can also export raw CSV or JSON at any time.
Where is the record stored if my home is damaged?
Your inventory is stored in your WIPI account, not on the device, so it remains available if the device or the property is lost.