Documenting your camper inventory — the guide

Step by step to an inventory list that genuinely helps after a break-in — with a free template to download.

Act calmly and correctly after a break-in: the 7-step plan for police and insurance.

The widespread myth: “My home contents policy has that covered.” What’s actually insured on a camper — and what isn’t.

E-bikes are pricey and popular with thieves. Here’s how to document them properly — from the frame number to the policy limit.

A PDF checklist for prevention and emergencies: what you should do today — and what counts after a break-in.

“I had it with me” pays out nothing. What proof your insurer really wants to see after a theft — and how to deliver it.

Sortly, hausratgenie, or something camper-specific? An honest comparison — and what really matters for your gear.

Awning, mover, bikes, canopy — properly insured and documented. The guide to your caravan contents, with a free template.

E-bike, camera, drone, solar kit — a camper quickly carries several thousand euros of gear. How to secure it all properly, instead of relying on your home contents cover.

Police report filed — now on to your insurer. Which deadline applies, what has to go into the claim, and how to submit it cleanly so nothing gets stuck.

You snapped a quick phone photo — is that enough for your insurer? Rarely. What actually makes a photo count as proof: a legible serial number, detail shots, the time it was taken, stored safely.

Your inventory is more than a list: license plate, VIN, serial numbers, values. Why where that data lives is a deliberate choice — and what to look for.

The invoice was in the glovebox — and it’s gone with the camper. Here’s how to photograph and back up receipts digitally, so none is missing when you file a claim.

What is your equipment actually worth? Replacement value vs. depreciated value made simple — and how to set the right sum insured realistically.