LumaScanner, a Tractable product, provides AI-powered vehicle inspection and assessment technology for dealerships, repairers, fleets and rental businesses, and insurers. Its 360-degree imaging system captures vehicle surfaces as cars pass through a scanner, producing a digital condition record in about 90 seconds. Computer vision identifies damage and wear across categories including tires, alignment, wheels and rims, underbodies, hail, cosmetic defects, and body damage. The platform generates repair estimates automatically, using configurable pricing and rate settings, and creates timestamped, photo-backed reports that can be shared with relevant parties.

Designed to support modern service lanes, LumaScanner aims to reduce manual inspection bottlenecks, help teams identify repair needs, and make recommendations with visual evidence. The company says its technology has been developed and validated using data from more than $7 billion in automotive repairs, in partnership with insurers and dealer groups. It also offers installation, technology resources, demonstrations, and customer case studies. LumaScanner presents its platform as a way to improve inspection transparency, streamline estimates, and uncover service opportunities.