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Is there a FOSS program where I can inventory my high value items in case there is an insurance claim?

I was thinking of the item, the picture of the item and serial number, maybe the UPC, and then an attachment of the receipt.

I'm guessing some kind of database that integrates file attachments per item.

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[–] Showroom7561@lemmy.ca 1 points 2 years ago

I've never been in a situation where I needed insurance to replace all my stuff, and hope I never do.

My priority are lives (people, pets, etc.), and data that can't be replaced.

The high value items are important to replace, because I couldn't afford to replace them all at once.

For stuff like clothing, if I had to replace it all, I'd probably take the minimalist route and get the bare minimums. I'd probably prefer that, even if EVERYTHING could be replaced.