Aegis — guided product tour (transcript)

[00:00] Most people cannot list everything they own. After a fire, a storm or a burglary, that is exactly what an insurer asks for.

[00:09] Aegis builds the list with you. Photograph a room, and the scanner reads labels, models and serial numbers into an itemized record.

[00:19] Receipts, policies, leases and warranties go into the Vault, and Aegis reads each one, pulling out the dates, amounts and clauses that matter.

[00:30] If you look after more than one address, each one keeps its own rooms, policy and paperwork, and you switch between them from the top of the page.

[00:39] Then it compares what you have cataloged against your policy limits, and flags the categories where you are quietly underinsured.

[00:48] It looks ahead, too. Aging appliances, service reminders, and severe weather alerts for your address before the storm arrives.

[00:57] For the expensive machines, record a short video of them running. That proof sits with the item, so nobody can call the loss pre-existing wear.

[01:07] If the worst happens, Recovery Mode turns your inventory into one printable claim pack an adjuster can actually work from.

[01:16] When the offer comes back low, open the settlement tools. Aegis compares it line by line and writes a supplemental demand with your photos as exhibits.

[01:27] The loss ledger tracks what it is costing you as you go: hotels and meals, the tarps and pumps, and the depreciation still owed before the deadline passes.

[01:38] Before you sign with a contractor, five questions give you an honest risk read on licensing, deposits and whether they are just following the storm.

[01:47] For a declared disaster, a single click assembles your federal relief package, and tracks it alongside your insurance claim.

[01:55] Theft has its own path: serial numbers, the police report, and the registries that help get your things back.

[02:03] Smaller touches add up. Emergency assistance links, service records ready for your annual policy audit, and QR labels for moving boxes.

[02:13] Name someone you trust. An emergency delegate sees only the shutoffs and the evacuation plan; an executor can be handed the whole estate pack. Your billing is never shared.

[02:25] Everything is encrypted, protected by two-factor and passkeys, and shared with family, an executor or your agent only when you say so.