1. Log onto the Pineapple app
If your phone has been stolen, you can submit a claim through the webpage.
2. Navigate to the claims flow.
This would be the button second from the right; the icon of documents.
3. Confirm that you will be honest in all your questions.
We expect our members to be honest about all the information they submit.
Submitting dishonest information can impact the validity of a claim and can lead to criminal proceedings or rejection of your claim.
4. Select the date on which the incident occurred
The date you have to select is the date on which the incident occurred. If you are unsure of the exact date, please look at the incident report, which you'll be expected to provide (police affidavit).
5. Select items that were affected.
Only items covered on the date the incident occurred will be available to be selected. Please select all items affected by the event.
6. Select if the incident was a theft or a damage event.
If it was a combination of both, please select the main driver (for car insurance-related claims). This will usually be theft if there is a combination of both.
7. Submit a voice note explaining what happened.
The more detail you give in this voice note, the easier it will be for us to pay your claim as quickly as possible.
We are looking for details surrounding the event. What happened, who else was involved, etc.
8. Use our Google Maps integration to show us where the event occurred.
Search for the address where the theft or damage occurred. If you struggle to find the exact address, please choose the closest possible alternative.
9. Upload as much supporting documentation as possible or take pictures of evidence
This includes pictures of forced entry or pictures of damage.
Invoices or valuation certificates of items, if you still have them, always help to expedite a claim.
10. If you have a case number, please provide us with it.
In some cases, it might not be obligatory to provide us with a case number, as we will try to make the process as easy as possible.
If you skip this step, we will contact you to confirm if we need a case number.
For example, by law, stolen cell phones always require a case number.
Finally, review a summary of your information and hit submit
We will keep in touch via the mobile application and through email!