Daune PAD

About Daune PAD

Daune PAD is the essential application for holders of compulsory home insurance in Romania (according to Law 260/2008) and for damage inspectors, offering an efficient digital solution for the management and assessment of property damage. The easy-to-use application improves the process of ascertaining damages and accelerates the liquidation procedures through advanced features, optimized for both parties involved.

Key functionalities:
Self-Assessment of Damages: PAD insurance holders can quickly and intuitively fill in details about their property and the damages suffered directly from their mobile devices. This includes the ability to upload photos and add detailed descriptions of the damage, facilitating the ascertainment process.

Damage Assessment by the Inspector: Inspectors can use the application to record and assess the damage during the visits, completing information about the building and its condition. Digital forms simplify the collection of the necessary data.

Offline Mode: Inspectors can use the application even without internet access. The collected data is saved locally and is automatically synchronized with the server when the device returns to an area with a connection.

Automatic Location and Meta Data: The application automatically detects the location of the inspector during the evaluation and adds meta data to the images, ensuring the accuracy and veracity of the information collected.

Notifications and Alerts: Users receive real-time notifications about the status of their files, validations via sms or email.

Generation of Minutes: At the end of the evaluation, the application automatically generates a detailed minutes, which can be signed electronically by both parties, ensuring an efficient and quick closure of the case.

The friendly design and well-integrated functionalities make Daune PAD an indispensable tool for both insured and inspectors. With an intuitive interface adapted to the needs of users, Daune PAD not only simplifies the process of ascertaining and assessing damages, but transforms the experience of real estate damage assessment into a fluid and centralized one. The application is indispensable, especially in the event of a widespread disaster at the national level, such as a devastating earthquake similar to those produced recently in Turkey/Syria.