Insurance & evidence disclaimer
What an Insurance Inventory Pack is, what it is not, and how insurers may treat it.
Last updated 2026-10-03 · version 2026-10-03.1
Vekrin helps you keep an organised record of what you own, with photographs, receipts and warranty documents in one place, and can produce an Insurance Inventory Pack from it.
This page explains the limits of that, honestly and without small print.
What Vekrin does
- Organises the information you supply about your belongings.
- Stores your photographs, receipts, invoices, warranties and supporting documents.
- Generates a structured Insurance Inventory Pack as a PDF.
- Helps you prepare records before, or during, a claim.
What Vekrin is not
Vekrin is not, and does not act as:
- an insurance company
- an insurance broker or intermediary
- a loss adjuster or loss assessor
- a claims decision maker
- a professional valuer
Important limits
- Vekrin does not verify that you own an item.
- Vekrin does not independently verify an item's condition or value.
- Information you enter, and information extracted automatically from receipts, may contain errors — please check it.
- An Insurance Inventory Pack is a record, not a professional valuation.
- It is not an insurance policy and creates no cover.
- Insurer requirements differ, and can change.
- Vekrin cannot guarantee that any insurer will accept a particular piece of evidence.
- Vekrin cannot guarantee that a claim will be approved or paid.
Getting the most from your pack
Packs tend to be most useful when items include clear photographs, a purchase date, a receipt or invoice, and a serial number where one exists. If your insurer asks for a specific format, check with them before you need to claim.