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Frequently Asked Questions

Here you'll find answers to the most important questions about the digital accident report.

In Europe, there are an estimated 10 to 12 million motor vehicle accidents with property damage annually. Often, those affected don't have an accident report form, lack a pen, information about insurance, or other things. When an accident happens, the situation is already unpleasant enough, and you want to use a tool that takes the stress out of recording. Filling out an accident report as a form typically takes about an hour because both parties need to search for their data and painstakingly enter it. Additionally, there are often language barriers when a person from Austria has an accident with someone from Hungary, they can't read the form that the Austrian has. The digital accident report aims to solve all these problems.

The app creates an accident report as a PDF that corresponds to the model of the Comité des Assurances (CEA) and can therefore be used in the same way as if an analog document had been filled out. The digital signatures of both parties have the same legal force as handwritten signatures.

The digital accident report works even if only one person has a smartphone. The person with the smartphone can enter all data for both parties. The other person involved in the accident can use the device at the end to sign digitally.

No, an internet connection is required to use the app. As it is a web app, you need internet for data entry, live synchronization, and PDF download. We recommend using it via mobile network or Wi-Fi.

Your data is maximally protected. All transmissions are encrypted (SSL/TLS), and data is stored in secure European data centers. We strictly adhere to GDPR and do not share data with third parties.

As long as the report has not been digitally signed by both parties, changes can be made. After the final signature, the report is completed and cannot be changed - this ensures legal security.

Using the digital accident report is completely free for you. All functions such as data entry, live synchronization, and PDF generation can be used without any costs.

The digital accident report supports 13 languages: German, English, Polish, Romanian, Hungarian, Spanish, Italian, Slovak, Czech, Slovenian, Croatian, Dutch and French. Live synchronization works even with different language settings – each party sees the app in their chosen language.

One person creates the report and shares a unique code with the other person. They can then join via the code and see all entries live. Both people see the same information in real-time on their devices.

All data is automatically saved at each intermediate step. In case of connection problems, crashes, or other technical issues, the report can simply be continued at this point. No data is lost.

Since the generated PDF has the form of a standardized, analog report, it has the same validity as a manually filled report. Insurance companies can treat it in the same way as traditional accident reports.