Replace the [brackets] with your details, then paste this into your assistant.
Build a repair passport for these possessions: [items]. Use only the receipts and model-label photos I supply, or the specific purchase emails I authorize you to read.
Create one row per item with its confirmed brand and model, purchase date, seller, source receipt, official manual link, and a blank space for repairs. Flag missing or conflicting details. Match manuals to the exact model; do not infer a model from a similar product photo. Include maintenance intervals only when stated in that manual, with page references. Deduplicate receipts and separate accessories from the main product. Keep addresses, payment details and unrelated order contents out of the index. Return an editable file and a short list of questions needed to finish it. Do not register products or contact manufacturers.
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What the result could look like
The information you wish you had kept together
A vacuum’s receipt, exact model, filter identifier and official manual sit together in one row. The next repair starts with the right information.
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The real-world spark
Inspired by a reported use
Ng reports forwarding receipt emails to his agent and getting a parts list back.
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Make it more you
Start with five items you would actually repair instead of inventorying the whole house.
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