Vehicles · Intake
Capture, inspect, approve A progress ring tracks all 48 intake photos. Each image is checked for sharpness, lighting, and reflections. The inspection report separates observed findings from suggestions made by image analysis.
On this page Intake on Mac Tour with the iPhone Test report on Mac
Intake on Mac Jonas Widmer photographs the SLS of Reto Ammann in Studio 2: 48 Images in five zones, each checked
A ring for 48 pictures The ring counts, the zones show what is missing. Every new picture closes him a little.
Check per image Sharpness, exposure, reflections, license plates, alignment: what the test finds is named.
Gaps as space Missing images appear as empty spaces in the grid. A click triggers the camera in the studio.
Tour with the iPhone Di. 22.09.: Sarah Keller takes up the trade-in of Sophie Laurent in Genève
911 Sport Classic 7 of 48
Rear left wheel Car
Scratches on the rear apron on the right 4 cm, clear coat only
Confirm No finding
Rear left fender Suggestion
Underbody Open
What's happening today The intake of the day with time and place. Swipe left: later or give to someone else.
The camera leads The frame shows the view, the ring around the shutter closes as soon as the car is stationary in the picture.
Findings with the thumb Sarah confirms what the image inspection finds in the photo. This becomes the test report.
Test report on Mac The trade-in of Sophie Laurent: grade 1,5, four places with provenance, an open review
Every finding with provenance Clicking on a finding shows the location in the photo. A suggestion is confirmed with one click.
Gaps are called The subfloor has not been checked and is stated as such in the report with the next step.
A status that stays current The link to the customer shows the report from 22.09.. Later changes will be a new version.
Next Provenance Owner, receipts and every number matched
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