You'll be asked for a list you don't have
If your home is destroyed, proving what was inside is your job. Most people remember a fraction of it, and whatever they can't prove, they pay for themselves.
PoliVision
Photograph every room before disaster strikes. Poli writes the list.
Point your phone at a room and Poli writes down what it sees: the items, how many, the brands it can read and roughly what they would cost to replace. Photos are read once and never saved, and the list is built on your own phone.
- Point your phone at a room
- Photos are never stored
- List written in seconds
PoliVision
Start with one room
Photograph an area, and Poli writes the item list: what it is, how many, the brand when it can read one, and roughly what it would cost to replace. Your photos are read once and never saved — the list on this page never leaves your device.
Contents
Rooms
Structure
The outside of your house
Why It Matters
Proving what you owned is your job, not the carrier's.
The date on the photo settles the argument
Photos taken before anything happens answer the question insurers ask most often after a fire, hailstorm or hurricane: was the roof, the fence or the siding already damaged?
Some things have their own small limit
Jewelry, guns, silverware, cash and work equipment usually have their own much smaller limit, no matter how much coverage you have for everything else. Better to know that now than after a loss.
Photograph it now, argue less later.
Start with one room, then build out your PoliVault: who to call, where your papers are, and what you owned. Add your policy when you're ready and Poli checks your list against its limits.
It only takes a minute. Nothing is stored unless you save it.