
Cars & Automotive
Document the vehicle's condition while it is standing in front of you.
The situation: The car comes back with damage
A rental car is returned. By the right rear wheel, an employee spots new damage to the rim. Instead of taking three photos that later end up among private and other work pictures on the phone, the employee opens Quick Report straight away.
- Damage found
- Photo
- Description
- Mileage / data
- Report
What Quick Report documents
Registration number, mileage, date, overview photo, close-up of the damage, its position on the car, a short objective description and any relevant measurements.
What you get
One Vehicle Damage / Handover Report that can be shared internally or with the relevant customer or party as documentation of the car's recorded condition.
Also used for
- Vehicle intake
- Handover
- Leasing
- Car rental
- Return
- Workshop reception
- Damage
- Tyres
- Before/after
Quick or Lite?
If the business runs the same fixed vehicle check every time, with several control points, repeated registrations, documents, communication and follow-up, Lite Report is the better choice. Read about Lite Report







