Master Your Asset Management with NID

What We Do

For over 25 years, National Inventory Data (NID) has been committed to empowering clients with complete control over their asset portfolios. Our distinctive model involves documenting, photographing, and evaluating assets, which provides essential proof of ownership and value - key for efficient insurance claims handling. Specializing in personal and corporate asset recording, NID also excels in property valuations and short-term insurance.

Acknowledging a growing demand for tailored asset and risk management across various sectors - individuals, corporates, SMEs, and commercial farming - NID has developed cutting-edge solutions to simplify asset portfolio management and mitigate inefficiencies in asset tracking.

In the individual market, NID addresses usual challenges in household content insurance. Many homeowners lack accurate records, often leading to being over- or under-insured. By implementing precise valuation methods, NID ensures appropriate coverage and prevents the average clause from negatively affecting claim payouts, thereby helping mitigate the risks associated with poor documentation.

Insurance Industry Market (Risk Assessments)

Our Risk Assessment Division primarily covers the assessments of insured risks for the insurance industry, to establish the quality of the insured risk and to help with the correct ratings and handling of insurance claims in a speedy and efficient manner. Our risk survey improvement reports are aimed at the insureds internal underwriting division and include a summation of observations and information gathered during the time of the survey. The purpose of these reports is to provide the insurer with the correct information, to guide the client on how to provide maximal property and asset safety by focusing on asset risk exposure.

Performing a risk assessment will minimize the possibility of loss from fire and other insured perils, mitigate property vulnerabilities, and ensure that problem risk areas identified during the survey are corrected.