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Home Inventory
A room-by-room record of what you own and what it is worth, ready for insurance claims.
- Does the math for you
- Works in Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers
- Examples to show how it works
- Instant download
Made in the USA · Jacksonville, FL
$5.95
Excel spreadsheet
Instant download · your files are ready the moment you pay
Secure checkout · payments by Stripe; we never see your card numberReal people · Affluency, LLC, Jacksonville, FL · 904-362-7083
About Home Inventory
Home Inventory does the math for you: the formulas and charts are already built in, so you just type in your numbers.
It works in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets and Apple Numbers. For Google Sheets: upload the file to Google Drive, then open it with Google Sheets. Tip: keep a blank copy of the original so you can start fresh next month or next year.
Questions
How do I get my files?
Your download is ready the moment you pay, and the link is emailed to you too, so you can download it again later.
Is anything shipped?
No. This is a digital download, so there's no shipping cost and no waiting.
Do I need Excel?
No. It also works in the free Google Sheets and in Apple Numbers.
Questions or trouble with a file?
Real people answer: call or text 904-362-7083 (Affluency, LLC, Jacksonville, FL), or reply to your download email. We'll help you get it working.
If disaster strikes, you'll know exactly what you had
After a fire, flood, hurricane or break-in, insurance companies ask you to list everything you lost and what it was worth. That's nearly impossible to remember under stress. A home inventory, done ahead of time, can mean a faster claim and a bigger payout.
How to do it in an afternoon:
- Go room by room, listing furniture, electronics, appliances, jewelry and tools
- Add the purchase price, year and serial numbers for big items
- The spreadsheet totals each room and your whole home
- Take a video walking through each room, opening closets and drawers, as backup
Keep a copy somewhere other than your house, such as Google Drive, email or a family member's computer. Update it once a year and after big purchases. This matters especially in Florida during hurricane season. Use the totals to check whether your insurance coverage is high enough. For family records, see the Family Legal Documents and the Net Worth Tracker.