Use an AI when handing over a vehicle
Businesses worldwide use Focalx every day to empower inspectors and digitalize vehicle condition tracking.
Trusted across industries
How it works
Capture inspections, automate workflows, and get claims ready in one platform
Inspect — Capture layer
Detect when vehicles get damaged or when they’ve been incorrectly secured.
Stream — Workflow layer
Automate tasks after inspections, internally and across collaborating companies, so issues are resolved faster.
Recover — Data layer
Auto-sync inspection and damage data directly into claims systems and forms for faster, more accurate adjudication.
Web Portal
Focalx Operations Hub
All inspections, damages, securements, workflows and KPIs live in a single web portal.
- Search and filter by VIN, location, tenant and more
- Track KPIs like damage rate and exception trends
- Drill into a vehicle's full inspection history, and understand where damage happened
- Export data or connect via API to your BI and reporting tools
- Stream creates tasks for repairs, rework, or follow-up with parties involved
- Manage users, roles, and multi-company access
Focalx Gates for high-throughput locations
Use drive-through Gates for high-throughput sites, and mobile capture everywhere else. Focalx keeps all inspections in one system, so you can mix fixed hardware and phones without splitting your data. They include exactly what’s needed—no oversized installations, no unnecessary components, no paying for complexity you don’t need.
AI that can detect more than just damages
Focalx's applied AI tools can detect and report on vehicle specific detections and more.
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Position
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Repair method
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Severity
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Luminosity
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Body Type
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Obstructions
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Mileage
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Bluriness
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VIN
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Code
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Rain
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Zone
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Snow
Custom damage definitions
Different sectors use different standards. Focalx adapts to your coding and applies it consistently at scale.
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Severity mapping
Define what counts as damage for your business, or use multi-level scales. Focalx maps AI output to your categories, matching how your teams already work.
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Industry-standard codebooks
Focalx applies the codes automatically at the moment of capture:
- AIAG / ECG for FVL
- Leasing / remarketing scales such as K1–K5
- Internal custom codes for rental, fleet, or insurance
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Multi-standard support
Run different standards in parallel across business units or regions if needed – the platform keeps them separate but comparable.
AI can detect 25 types of damages
Focalx's applied AI tools can detect and report on various damage types.
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Stains
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Stone chips
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Holes
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Cuts
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Curb rash
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Scratches
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Burn marks
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Rust
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Dent
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Wreckage
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Misalignment
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Missing parts
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Discolorations
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Seat tears
Real examples from live inspections
Simple integrations
Our solutions work across every platform and integration that your organization may need
Standalone systems
A mobile app for iOS and Android, plus a web platform for managing inspections and customizing processes and user roles.
Integrated functionality
Easily add our features to your existing iOS, Android, or web apps with a quick SDK integration.
Plug & Play API
For customers with existing image capture systems, our API analyzes uploaded images for potential damage and returns results in real time.
Don’t pay for damage you didn’t cause
More damages detected
Decrease of claims processing time
Dispute resolution success
Frequently asked questions
We have put together some commonly asked questions
How does Focalx detect damages?
Does the AI detect more than a human would?
How do you make sure the damages are relevant for me? I don’t report on all damages.
Does it work when it rains, snows, or is dark?
Does Focalx cover all types of damages?
How long does it take to get results?
Do you offer damage estimation?
Can I integrate Focalx with my existing systems?
Further reading
Rail Claims: The Part No One Sees Until It Explodes
Rail claims “explode” because verification collapses at interchange points where multiple parties, workflows, and inspection standards meet. In finished vehicle…
Who Pays for Damages (and Why It’s Rarely Fair)
Who pays for damages is rarely decided by what truly happened; it is usually decided by what each party can…
Why ‘Just Train People Better’ Stops Working at Scale
‘Just train people better’ stops working at scale because training improves individual performance, but it does not eliminate the operational…
When Standards Are Optional, Disputes Are Guaranteed
When standards are optional, disputes are effectively guaranteed because the same physical damage can be described, coded, and escalated in…
IT Didn’t Block the Rollout—Bad Rollout Design Did
Bad rollout design, not IT resistance, is usually what blocks a deployment because it tries to solve every dependency (hardware,…
What OEMs Actually Want From Logistics Providers (But Rarely Say Out Loud)
OEMs want logistics providers to deliver provable outcomes—especially around damage, handovers, and claims—not just well-written service descriptions. Finished vehicle logistics…
The Claims Cycle-Time Trap
The claims cycle-time trap: why do damage claims stall for weeks? Damage claims stall for weeks because the underlying evidence…
Stop Paying for Damage You Didn’t Cause
You stop paying for damage you didn’t cause by making liability decisions depend on standardized handover evidence rather than on…
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