Your receipts are gone. Your order history isn't.
After a fire, theft, or water damage, your insurer asks for an itemized list of everything you owned, with dates and prices. You do not need the paper receipts. Every order you placed online is still on record, and we turn it into a room-by-room inventory you can hand straight to your adjuster.
Free while in early access. Tell us about your claim and we'll switch it on for your account.
Filing a claim is overwhelming enough
Right when you have the least time and energy, you are asked to remember everything you owned, when you bought it, and what it cost. Here is what makes that so hard.
Recreating it from memory
Listing hundreds of items by hand, room by room, is exhausting. It is also easy to forget things and under-claim what you were actually owed.
Proving what you paid
Adjusters want purchase dates and prices. Those receipts are scattered across email, accounts, and stores you bought from months or years ago.
A deadline on top of the stress
Most policies expect your proof of loss within a set window. The clock starts at the worst possible moment.
What if most of that list already existed?
From your order history to an adjuster-ready list in 3 steps
No blank spreadsheet. No starting over. Just bring in what you already bought.
Bring in your orders
Your Amazon order history is included. Add the other stores you bought from through Exporter, so your purchases become the starting point.
Organize by room and condition
Rooms are auto-assigned from each item. Set condition and quantities in bulk. Item age is worked out from the purchase date and your date of loss.
Export for your adjuster
Download a clean, itemized spreadsheet with dates, prices, rooms, and condition, formatted to hand straight to your claim.
What insurers usually ask for
Your export is built around the details adjusters look for, so you are not guessing what to include.
An itemized list of belongings
Each item listed separately, not lumped together.
Purchase or replacement date
Pulled from the original order so the timeline holds up.
Original cost and proof
The price you actually paid, traceable to a real order.
Condition and age
Calculated from purchase date and your date of loss.
Room or location
Grouped room by room, the way claims are reviewed.
A clean, shareable format
A spreadsheet you can email or upload in one step.
Every policy is different. This covers what adjusters commonly request, your insurer may ask for more for high-value items.
Built to take the weight off
Every feature exists to make a hard task feel manageable.
Your purchases become your inventory
Start hereInstead of a blank page, you start with the items you already bought. Names, dates, and prices carry over automatically.
Sorted room by room
Rooms are suggested for each item, so your inventory matches how an adjuster reviews a claim. Adjust any of them with a click.
Condition and age, handled
Set condition with quick pills and let item age calculate itself from the purchase date and your date of loss.
Fix many items at once
Assign rooms, set condition, and update quantities across your whole list in one pass, instead of one item at a time.
Adjuster-ready in one click
Export a clean, itemized spreadsheet with everything the claim needs, ready to email or upload.
You already kept the receipts.
Let them do the heavy lifting.
Turn years of orders into a documented, room-by-room claim inventory, without rebuilding it from memory.
Start your claim inventoryFrom memory vs. from your records
From memory
- Staring at a blank spreadsheet
- Forgetting items you actually owned
- Hunting for prices across old emails
- Guessing dates and condition
- Under-claiming what you were owed
- Racing a deadline you did not choose
From your records
- Start from orders you already placed
- Items pulled in automatically
- Real purchase dates and prices
- Condition set in a few clicks
- A fuller, better-documented claim
- Most of the work already done
For anyone facing a claim
If you shopped online, a lot of your proof already exists.
After a fire
Rebuild a room-by-room list of what was lost from the purchases tied to your accounts, without combing through ashes for receipts.
After a theft or break-in
Show exactly what was taken, when you bought it, and what it cost, backed by your real order history.
After water or storm damage
Document soaked furniture, electronics, and appliances room by room, with condition and value ready for review.
Questions people ask us first
If something here is still unclear, it is worth asking your adjuster too. Every policy is different.
I lost my receipts in the fire. Can I still use this?
Yes, and this is exactly what it is built for. Paper receipts burn, but the orders you placed online are still stored in your store accounts. We pull from that record, so you get real purchase dates and real prices for the things you bought online, even though every physical receipt is gone.
What does it cost?
Nothing right now. The insurance claim inventory is free while we finish building it. There is no card required, no subscription, and no trial that quietly converts. Because it is still early access we switch it on account by account, so you create an account and tell us about your claim, and we enable it for you. If we introduce pricing later, it will not be applied retroactively to a claim you already built.
How quickly can I get access?
Tell us you are working an active claim and we prioritize it. If you are up against a proof of loss deadline, say so in your request and include the date, because that moves you to the front. We would rather turn it on quickly for someone in the middle of a loss than make them wait.
Will my adjuster accept this list?
Adjusters generally ask for an itemized list with descriptions, purchase dates, original cost, quantity, condition, and the room each item was in. The export includes all of those columns in a standard spreadsheet, which is the format most insurers request. Every policy differs, so confirm any extra requirements with your own adjuster, especially for high-value items.
What about things I did not buy online?
Your order history gives you a documented starting point rather than a complete list. Most people find it covers a large share of electronics, furniture, appliances, and household goods. You can add anything else manually, and having the online purchases already documented makes the remaining items far easier to remember.
How long does this take?
Most people bring in their orders and get to a reviewable inventory the same day. Rooms are assigned automatically from each item description, and item age is calculated from your purchase dates and your date of loss, so the slow parts are already handled. What is left is reviewing and correcting, not building from scratch.
Is my purchase history private?
Yes. Your purchase history is used to build your inventory and nothing else. We do not sell or share it, and we never see your card details. You can export your spreadsheet and keep it permanently, whatever you decide to do with the account afterward.
My insurer wants their own worksheet. Does that work?
Usually yes. The export is a standard spreadsheet, so you can copy the columns straight into an insurer template. If your insurer is State Farm, the room list already matches their contents worksheet categories, so the rooms line up without renaming anything.
Your data stays yours
We never sell or share your purchase history.
No card required
Nothing to pay while this is in early access.
Your file, exported
Download the spreadsheet and keep it, always.
Give yourself one less thing
to worry about
Bring in your orders, organize them room by room, and export a claim inventory your adjuster can use, all in one place.
Free while in early access. Tell us about your claim and we'll switch it on for your account.