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Registering a warranty tells eeva when your coverage runs out. eeva reminds you 30 days before it expires and surfaces extended-coverage options, so you’re never caught out by a lapsed warranty. You register a warranty from the appliance it belongs to.

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warranty-details-screen.png — The Warranty details screen with the Purchase Date, Expiry Date, auto-computed Warranty Period, Retailer, and Price fields, plus the “Warranty document” upload area.
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Open the appliance

From the Home tab, open the appliance under “Appliances”.
2

Go to Warranty status

In the “Warranty status” section, tap “Register warranty” (or ”+ Add”).
3

Fill in the details

Enter the “Purchase Date” and “Expiry Date” — eeva calculates the “Warranty Period” for you — then add the “Retailer” and “Price”.
4

Save

Tap “Save”. eeva needs the purchase date, expiry date, retailer, and price before it can save.
You must have a purchase date to track a warranty. Without one, eeva shows “Cannot track warranty without purchase date” and can’t set the expiry reminder.

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Warranty statuses

Active

Coverage is current.

Expiring Soon

The expiry date is near; this is when eeva sends its 30-day reminder.

Expired

Coverage has ended.

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Upload a warranty document

You can attach the proof of coverage — a receipt or a warranty card — to the warranty. In the “Warranty document” area, upload a JPG, PNG or PDF. Keeping it here means it’s on hand if you ever need to make a claim.
eeva reminds you 30 days before a warranty expires and surfaces extended-coverage options, so you can decide whether to renew before you lose protection.