Commercial Property Tool

Business Personal Property
Inventory Builder

Most business owners have no idea what their equipment, furniture, and inventory are actually worth — until a loss happens. Build a running list here, see your real total, and check it against your coverage.

Why Most BPP Coverage Is a Guess

Business Personal Property (BPP) coverage protects the equipment, furniture, fixtures, and inventory inside your space — everything that isn't the building itself. Most owners set this limit once, at the start of a policy, based on a rough guess. As the business grows — new equipment gets purchased, inventory levels rise, furniture gets added — that limit almost never gets revisited.

The result is the same gap that shows up everywhere in commercial property insurance: nobody finds out the number is wrong until they're filing a claim. A running, itemized inventory is the only way to actually know what your contents are worth, rather than guessing. This tool builds that list with you, item by item, and totals it automatically.

What Counts as BPP

Furniture, computers and electronics, machinery, tools, inventory and stock, signage, and leasehold improvements you've paid for yourself.

Why an Itemized List Matters

Beyond confirming your coverage limit, a saved inventory is exactly what an adjuster asks for after a loss — having it ready speeds up your claim significantly.

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Make Sure Your BPP Limit Matches Reality
If your inventory total is higher than your current BPP limit, you're underinsured on contents. Compare quotes from top-rated commercial carriers.
This tool stores your inventory locally in your own browser only — nothing is sent to or stored on our servers. Clearing your browser data will erase a saved inventory. For an official proof-of-loss inventory, keep photos and receipts alongside this list, and consider exporting a printed copy periodically as a backup.