Contents inventory is coming soon; valuation isn't built yet

The platform side of contents inventory exists: items can be stored per room on an estimate, alongside the structural scope for that room, and they appear in the case report. What isn't there yet is a screen in the application for entering them, which is why this is coming soon rather than in beta. Contents items also do not count toward estimate totals yet.

Once the screen ships, itemization sits on the same case as the rest of the claim, per room, rather than in a free-text inventory list disconnected from the rest of the file.

Itemizing contents is only half the job; valuing them is the other half, and that half is designed but not built. The intent is replacement-cost and actual-cash-value figures with documented depreciation per item — the kind of valuation a contents claim needs to settle. None of that is in production today.

This sits on the roadmap, not in active development ahead of the other 'coming soon' items on this site — treat contents valuation as further out, not imminent.

Because depreciation isn't computed yet, PaxExact's totals say so directly rather than leaving it ambiguous. Every total reports itself as RCV-only when no depreciation has been applied, instead of presenting a final-looking number that quietly skipped a step.

Contents items are stored on the same case as the structural scope, evidence, and pricing state for the rest of the claim — a category of item, not a separate system with its own rules.

In practice, until the entry screen and valuation both ship, keep your contents inventory and its depreciation outside the platform.