Made at origin. Checked at destination.
The record is made and locked.
The custodian photographs items as they are packed, room by room. Each line carries a description, a fair market value with its basis visible, and a dated photograph. Once captured, the record is locked. No manual entry, no training class.
The shipment is checked against it.
The receiving custodian confirms each item present. Anything missing or in changed condition is noted against the origin description, value and photograph, at delivery, before the equipment goes back into service.
Five things that change.
Who reads it, and what they get.
Government equipment and household goods alike.
The same capture works for a secure communications case or a family's kitchen. The accountable office decides what it wants on the record.
Where device or camera use is restricted, capture happens wherever policy allows, during packing or staging outside the restricted area. That is a scoping conversation for a specific facility.
Scope a facility