Keep the source wording
Record the device type, disclosed location, and exact short description so later messages have a clear starting point.
Free device-disclosure planner
Know what the property says should be there.
Turn scattered camera, doorbell, noise-monitor, smart-lock, router, and sensor disclosures into one private arrival inventory. It is a planning record, not a detector.
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Arrival inventory
Expected devices and follow-up questions.
Take this list to the property, then use the app for the separate physical and nearby-device workflow.
After arrival
Compare this record with the actual space.
Hidden Camera Finder handles the distinct room inspection step once you can see the physical environment.
Why an inventory helps
Start with the disclosed devices.
Ask the right details
For each device, clarify location, coverage, recording behavior, audio, and who can access stored monitoring data.
Verify separately
A device list is not a room check. Compare the record with visible equipment, then use the separate mobile workflow.
Disclosure inventory FAQ
Expected devices and limits
Does the inventory identify a device?
No. It records only devices the property already disclosed and turns that record into arrival questions.
Does a disclosed device mean it is safe or compliant?
No. A disclosure is useful context, not verification. Confirm device placement, coverage, operation, audio status, and access in writing.
Should I add unknown devices?
No. This planner is for disclosed equipment. Record unknown objects separately as factual observations and avoid touching them.