JamStorage Launches Online Photo Inventory for London Storage Customers

JamStorage, a London-based moving and valet-storage provider, has launched an online photo-inventory platform that allows customers to view and manage belongings stored at its facilities.

The system enables JamStorage crews to photograph customers' possessions during pickup, with digital images uploaded to each customer's online account within an hour of the items arriving at the storage facility, according to the company.

The platform serves JamStorage's more than 1,000 customers, who can browse their stored belongings, request the return of individual items and track delivery status without visiting a warehouse. Customers can also share account access with up to two people.

The technology is designed to give valet-storage customers greater visibility and control over their stored possessions, eliminating the need to visit a facility or retrieve an entire collection to access a single item.

“With a self-storage unit, you lock the door and hope you remember what's behind it. Our customers can open an app and see every single thing we've collected for them, ready to come back when they need it. You can ask for one box back without coming to see us. That's what storage should look like,” said company Director Matt Williams.

JamStorage grew out of a removals business with 16 years of experience. Its in-house teams provide collection, storage and delivery services for households, students and businesses throughout London. The company operates two warehouses in Hemel Hempstead and London.