Live report with the other party
A report can be shared so that both accident parties see the same state and sign at the end.
Unfallbericht.at guides you through every important detail in the browser: accident location, parties, 17-point checklist, sketch, damage, photos, signature and finished PDF.
If you sign in with ID Austria, Unfallbericht.at imports your details straight from the official registers. No typing, no transposed digits — half the report is done before you open the first step.
Everything works without ID Austria too — you then enter the details yourself.
The dashboard brings together new reports, join codes, emergency help, location support and recent report history.
The first step captures time, location, injuries, additional damage and important context in a structured flow.
The standardized checklist separates vehicle A and B so the circumstances are documented without deciding fault on site.
The sketch lets you place vehicles, arrows, roads and markers. The map can be refreshed or repositioned.
Damaged areas are marked directly on vehicle diagrams so each damage point remains tied to the correct vehicle.
Photos of the scene and damage can be added directly, with reminders to avoid unnecessary sensitive content.
The review screen brings together time, location, sketch, damage marks and other details before the report is signed.
At the end, both parties sign on the touchscreen. The finished report can then be generated as a PDF and shared.
Unfallbericht.at automatically combines every detail into a structured PDF report, including people, vehicles, insurance data, circumstances, sketch, photos and digital signatures.
The functions are designed for the situation right after an accident: capture quickly, agree jointly, document legibly and share a complete PDF.
A report can be shared so that both accident parties see the same state and sign at the end.
The interface is available in 13 languages, which helps especially in cross-border accidents or with foreign-language participants.
Address, location and map section support a traceable accident sketch.
Photos, damage markings and comments are captured where they are needed later in the report.
When scan functions are used, driving licence or insurance data can be transferred more quickly.
The finished report combines the information in a format based on the European Accident Report.
No. Unfallbericht.at runs in the browser. You open the website on your smartphone and start the report online after signing in.
Before someone can participate in an accident report, at least the essential personal information must be provided. The second party can then join via invitation code or QR code. This allows one shared report to be agreed on site and signed later.
Based on the accident location you provide, a sketch of the road layout at the accident location is created automatically. You can place additional elements such as traffic signs, vehicles or road sections as needed.
Ideally, you should fill in your own data in advance so that, in the event of an accident, you can focus on documenting what happened.
No. The accident report documents the facts. Legal or insurance assessment is handled by the insurance company, authority, court or other competent body.