1 · Take the photos
You photograph the vehicle with the tablet. The images are attached to the contract.
Photograph the vehicle — let the damage be found and written onto the diagram and the contract.
Photos taken while the vehicle is handed over and returned are scanned by the app. Scratches, dents and similar marks are found and highlighted on the vehicle diagram.
Because the images are compared with the vehicle's earlier handover photos, telling new damage from what was already there becomes much easier. Arguments at return rest on the record.
The system learns from more damage data every day; as the model improves, so does the accuracy of the detection.
The detection does not simply say “there is damage”; it tells you which panel it is on. Hood, front and rear bumper, fender, sill, door and headlight are assessed separately, and a damage type is given for each area.
Hood · Front bumper · Rear bumper · Left and right fender · Front and rear door · Sill · Headlight · Mirror
Three steps, and none of them slows the handover down.
You photograph the vehicle with the tablet. The images are attached to the contract.
The images are scanned and the damage found is marked on the vehicle diagram.
The damage is written onto the contract and stored together with the photos.
A scratch overlooked during a busy handover comes back to you already marked on the photo.
Handover and return images sit side by side, so when the damage appeared is documented.
A new employee records the same level of detail as an experienced colleague.
Tell us how your handovers work today and we will show automatic detection running on your process.