For Professionals
Users of Precious List may sign up to our service to help manage, catalogue, and document valuable items for insurance or bequeathment purposes. They are able to share this information with their insurance broker and/or lawyer exclusively via the web application.
The device app (for example for iOs or Android device) allows users to manage items on the go, in particular utilising the device camera and photo library to directly take photos of particular items they wish to document.
Users do not purchase content or functionality in the device app, which is a companion to the browser app to help people to quickly add and view items in their collections. Full functionality is only available in the browser app.
PRECIOUS LISTS
Professional Collaborators
Lawyers
Probate lawyers and estate planners can be invited to a users’ account as a collaborator. With this access they can help a user plan for the disposal of their listed possessions to their wishes.
Precious Lists can collect the details that will be needed to identify and contact a beneficiary. In the event that their services are needed, the professional with authority can log in and view the details of the stored items.
Valuers
Collectors of art with significant value need to keep the current value up to date. Some art experts and galleries offer valuation services that can be done as a ‘desktop valuation’ based on the information available.
Logging into a Precious Lists account of a customer allows them access to pictures, details and provenance documents in order to provide an opinion on the current value.
Personal Cataloguers
Busy people may not have to the time to complete an inventory of their art collection or possessions.
Personal Cataloguers can provide this service by being allowed editor access as a ‘collaborator’ to Precious Lists by the owner. They can then spend the time required to add and edit a detailed inventory of the collection.
Insurers
Insurance premiums are set on the value of items insured. Precious Lists allows users to enter the value of their precious items and record if an item is specifically insured with their insurer.
The insurer (for example the broker) can be allowed collaborator access to look at the current value of the items and determine which should be specifically named in an insurance policy.
