MODULE · ESTATE INVENTORY

The inventory grows out of the evidence.

Bank statements, land register extracts, portfolio statements, letters from insurers: in a notarial estate inventory (Nachlassverzeichnis) the work sits in gathering it all together. NotarFlow reads the documents and assembles the positions, each one with its evidence.

IN DETAIL

Gather, evidence, release.

Positions out of the documents, not out of memory.

Every document handed in is read and assigned to the asset positions: accounts, property, securities, receivables, liabilities. What is evidenced more than once is merged instead of counted twice.

  • Assets and liabilities with their values at the reference date
  • Every position shows its evidence, one click jumps into the document
  • Duplicates are recognised and merged
Estate · position
Current account, Sparkasse · 14,230.18 €Bank statement p. 1
Property at Birkenau, sheet 1847Two sources
Portfolio value at the reference dateMissing

What is missing is chased, not estimated.

No value at the reference date, no position: missing evidence appears as a gap, together with a suggestion of which document would close it. The letter to the bank or the insurer sits prepared in the approval view.

  • A list of gaps per inventory, prioritised
  • Request letters prepared, sent only after release
  • Evidence arriving later assigns itself to its position
Outstanding evidence
Portfolio statement at the date of deathRequest prepared
Surrender value, life insuranceWaiting for an answer

The draft in your own form.

Out of the evidenced positions the inventory is built in your own template, as an editable Word document. You check, correct and release; the system records which position rests on which piece of evidence.

  • Draft inventory from your own template
  • Totals and the reference-date logic can be followed
  • Release with a log, as everywhere in NotarFlow
Inventory · draft
42 positions · 38 evidencedReady for checking
4 positions openEvidence requested
QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS MODULE

Answered briefly.

Which cases is the module worth it for?
For every notarial estate inventory with a noticeable volume of documents. The more accounts, portfolios and properties there are, the larger the saving against gathering them by hand.
How does the system know the values at the reference date?
From the documents handed in. If a value at the reference date is missing, it is not interpolated but carried as a gap and requested from the institution.
Does the inventory stay editable?
Yes, the draft comes as a Word document from your own template. The last word is always your release.
PRICE

3,499 € a month, per notary.

Setup one-off 3,999 €, including taking over your inventory template. Considerably cheaper in the complete package with all blocks.