Self Inspection is the vehicle-condition system of record behind the AI Inspection add-on. Its guided mobile flow standardizes the photos captured at pickup and return, pairs the two sets so possible changes stand out, and turns confirmed damage into a repair-cost estimate built from regional parts and labor data. Car rental is one of its named verticals, alongside dealerships, lenders, and fleets.
Self Inspection reports over a million inspections completed and more than $80 million in costs saved for its customers; results vary by workflow, configuration, and package. AI flags, your team decides — authorized staff make every damage, liability, claim, and charge decision.
Self Inspection is a third-party provider, and AI Inspection is an optional add-on to the native RentWorks Plus inspection workflow, quoted separately from the platform. Provider, packaging, image and data handling, geography, and support scope are defined in your proposal.
Questions worth asking about Self Inspection
Who provides the AI inspection technology?
Self Inspection, a third-party provider. AI Inspection is an optional add-on to the native RentWorks Plus inspection workflow, quoted separately from the platform.
Does the AI decide damage or what to charge?
No. It flags possible changes between the pickup and return photos. Authorized staff review the evidence and make every damage, liability, claim, and charge decision.
Can the renter complete the inspection?
Yes. The guided mobile flow runs on a phone, which is what makes it workable for remote pickups, delivery, and after-hours returns.
Where does the repair figure come from?
Confirmed damage is turned into a repair-cost estimate built from regional parts and labor data, so the number in front of the renter is grounded in something.
Is it included in the RentWorks Plus price?
No. It is an optional add-on, and the provider, packaging, image and data handling, geography, and support scope are defined in your proposal.
