Vehicle check-in inspection checklist

Download this checklist to document the condition of cars as they are dropped off at your business and document any prior damage.

Standard vehicle check-in inspections cover details about a vehicle’s exterior and interior spaces to ensure any existing damage is documented and repair costs are covered by the responsible party.

Who conducts vehicle check-in inspections?

A vehicle check-in inspection checklist allows porters or service advisors to quickly capture general owner, vehicle, and existing damage information on vehicles being dropped off at a dealership, service center, or rental agency.

Why use a mobile vehicle check-in inspection app?

Conducting inspections with a mobile app and uploading and storing records in the cloud comes with a number of benefits that can help your business stay on top of your automotive services, including:

Easily record information for meticulous record-keeping and analysis
Upload photos inside the app to capture issues found during the inspection
Keep track of the full story with timestamps on all entries
Protect your business from customer accusations
Enable your shop to better adhere to state and federal regulations
Ensure that your inspectors are completing thorough inspections

A vehicle check-in inspection app enables service advisors to quickly capture vehicle and driver information, as well as existing damage with photos, descriptions, and timestamps in case a customer claims that new damage occurred while the vehicle was in your care. A mobile app can also be customized to suit your business requirements, whether you’re inspecting cars, buses, trucks, or any typeof vehicle.

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