Anyone on your team can walk the guided photo flow. The photos survive dead zones, and the desk review turns them into an appraised value and a spec sheet buyers trust.
2019 Kenworth T680
VIN 1XKYD49X1KJ240831
Semi-tractors
+ sleeper interior & fifth wheel shots
Box trucks
+ rear roll-up door
Dump trucks
+ hoist, gate & tarp
Day cabs
the universal base flow
Flatbeds
the universal base flow
Anything with a VIN
deficiency shots in every step
One flow carries the truck from the first photo to the final document, built for gloves, glare, and no signal.
Thirteen base photos across six steps: dash cluster, VIN plate, engine bay, 360° exterior, underbody, and a full tire and brake grid. The flow tells you what to shoot and why, so every truck arrives complete.
Every shot is kept on the phone the moment it's taken and sends itself when signal returns. The sync ledger always shows what's on the phone and what's already in.
Appraisers review every inspection slot by slot, request retakes with one tap, and grade condition on evidence instead of memory.
An approved inspection rolls up into an appraised value and a spec sheet: photos, grades, odometer, engine hours, the tire grid. It lands in the owner's inbox the moment the release is paid.
Big targets for gloved hands, high contrast for full sun, and an offline-first core. The capture flow is built like shop equipment.
guided photos in the base walk-around
steps from VIN plate to tire grid
truck-type variants add their own shots
photos lost to a dead zone
Walk the flow, trust the ledger. If the phone says kept, the photo is safe, even three bars past nowhere.
FSField sales
Every truck arrives the same way: same slots, same order, same tire grid. Requesting a retake takes one tap.
ADAppraisal desk
One release email: the value, the spec sheet, and the photos behind them. Nothing to chase.
TOTruck owner
Roles, declarations, and an audit trail that answers questions before anyone has to ask them.
OAOrg admin
The messy parts, answered: signal loss, retakes, roles, and what the owner receives.
The best demo is your own yard. Start with one inspection. If the flow doesn't make the walk-around faster, it isn't doing its job.
Commercial Truck Appraisals
