SnappyBox is built for everyday finding inside the app, but there are moments when a designed report is more useful. A PDF inventory report can summarise locations, boxes, items, notes and photo thumbnails in a format that is easy to review outside the app.

01

Use a report before a move

Before moving home, export a report for the boxes that matter most: essentials, fragile items, seasonal storage, documents, tools or rooms that need careful unpacking.

A report can help you plan loading, unpacking and first-night access without opening the app every few minutes.

02

Use a report for storage reviews

If you pay for a storage unit or keep a lot of household overflow, a report helps you review what is still worth storing.

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Snappy tip

Reports are for reading; backups are for restoring

If you want to protect your SnappyBox data, create a backup. If you want a readable copy, export a PDF report.

Seeing boxes, notes and thumbnails together can make decisions easier: keep, retrieve, donate, sell, repair or photograph again.

03

Use a report for collections and equipment

Collections, hobby supplies, props, samples and small business equipment often need a readable overview. A PDF can help with planning, lending, display rotation or conversations with another person.

  • ✓ Export before a move
  • ✓ Review storage-unit contents
  • ✓ Share a readable summary when useful
  • ✓ Choose selected boxes for smaller reports
  • ✓ Avoid oversharing private inventory details

Avoid treating a general inventory report as a substitute for specialist valuation, insurance or legal documentation when those are required.

04

Choose the smallest useful export

Export all inventory when you need the full picture. Export selected boxes or locations when the situation is narrower.

Smaller reports are quicker to create, easier to read and safer to share because they include less unnecessary information.

The short version

Export a PDF when someone needs to read or review the inventory outside the everyday app view.