Halo Compass
Dealership employee using Halo guided capture beside the front quarter of a vehicle.

WHAT HALO DOES

Capture. Process. Ship.

Scan the VIN. Move to the dot. Capture the vehicle up close. Halo checks the work, builds the eight primary views, removes or replaces the background, applies the approved finish, sizes the files, and sends the set through the delivery path we agree on together.

VIN-linked record2019 Lamborghini Urus#9217 · Final Imagery
Halo Guided Capture interface for a Lamborghini final imagery task
ONE PHOTO JOBCapture, process, ship
START WITH THE VINThe vehicle and the work stay together
THE SAME EIGHT VIEWSPlus any additional detail shots you choose

Current Product Journey

Your team captures the vehicle. Halo builds the listing set.

Your staff do not have to frame every final shot or manage separate tools for background removal, replacement, touch-ups, branding, and file sizing. The VIN, capture job, finished photos, status, and delivery all stay together.

Sequence 01 · SCAN VIN

Scan once. Keep the whole job with the VIN.

Scan the VIN to open the right vehicle and photo job. The required views, current stage, and capture session stay together.

  • VIN matched
  • Photo job opened
  • Required views ready
Sequence 02 · MOVE TO THE DOT

Move to the dot. Then capture.

Halo shows the team member where to move and which part of the vehicle to capture next. They do not have to compose the final listing photos.

  • Next position shown
  • Next capture shown
  • Remaining work visible
Sequence 03 · VERIFY COVERAGE

Know you have the full vehicle before you walk away.

Halo checks the coverage while your team is still beside the vehicle. If something is missing or weak, they can fix it on the spot.

  • Complete
  • Missing
  • Try again
Sequence 04 · CREATE THE RECORD

The capture job becomes a finished listing set.

Halo keeps the source captures, final views, approved background and touch-ups, file sizes, and delivery status with the VIN.

  • Eight primary views
  • Approved finish and sizing
  • Delivery status
Dealership employee reviewing a completed Halo vehicle task on a phone beside the matching graphite SUV.
Real graphite vehicle profile photographed in a controlled studio environment.

Vehicle-Side Work

Leave the vehicle where it is.

Conventional full-side photography typically needs roughly 12 to 18 feet of clearance. Halo captures the vehicle in close-range sections with approximately 5 feet of clearance, so your team does not need to move it into a photo lane, booth, or open staging area.

Guided Capture

Move to the dot.Then capture.

Start close to the vehicle. Halo shows the next target and gives one clear instruction at a time. This frame is nearly ready, but the target is still just to the right. Watch the real Halo Capture interface align the view, confirm readiness, and unlock the shutter.

HALO CAPTURE · SOURCE UICAMERA FEED SIMULATED
Capture photo 2/16
Left Front Door
Move right
LEVEL
Move slightly right until the vehicle is centered in the guide.
Distance
Level
Quality
Alignment
Review
Halo

Standardized Output

Same eight views. Same framing. Every vehicle.

Halo turns the close-range capture into eight consistent listing views, removes or replaces the background, applies approved touch-ups and branding, and sizes the files for the dealership. When the vehicle is ready for its next photo set, Halo can ask for the interior, features, tires, and other details you want.

Guided close-range exterior captureMove to the dot. Then capture.
What your team does

Capture one close-range section at a time where the vehicle already sits.

What Halo delivers

Eight finished views with the approved background, branding, touch-ups, and file size.

Close-range source coverage

Front Quarter portrait Halo Guided Capture source frame
01Front Quarter
Front Door Area portrait Halo Guided Capture source frame
02Front Door Area
Rear Door Area portrait Halo Guided Capture source frame
03Rear Door Area
Rear Quarter portrait Halo Guided Capture source frame
04Rear Quarter
Front standardized vehicle listing view
Eight primary views. Same framing. Every vehicle.

Plus the interior, feature, tire, and supporting detail views your group chooses.

One guided capture becomes the finished listing set and stays with the VIN.

HALO FLOWS · LIVE VEHICLE OPERATIONS

Replace the whiteboard with a live handoff for every vehicle.

Getting a vehicle online is a live chain of dealership jobs. A salesperson parks the trade. Service finishes mechanical reconditioning. Detail prepares it. Merchandising starts capture. The people and shifts change, while most stores still rely on a whiteboard because their core systems do not move the next person forward in real time.

Halo Flows is the orchestration layer around that chain. At the vehicle, each person scans the VIN and marks their work complete. Halo advances the next stage, sends the next person the exact job and gives managers a live view of what is moving, waiting or blocked. Halo's core pipeline then handles the image job from guided capture through processing and delivery.

  1. SalesTrade parked
  2. ServiceMechanical complete
  3. DetailVehicle ready
  4. MerchandisingCapture requested
  5. Halo pipelineCapture, process, ship

Scan the VIN. Mark the job done. Halo moves it forward.

Ready
Manually enter or verify

Check the highlighted character.

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HALO FLOW BOARD

Every vehicle. Every stage. Live.

Each completed handoff updates the Halo Flow Board in real time. No one has to wait for the whiteboard to be checked or for another system to be updated later. Every department can see what is finished, what comes next, who has been notified and which vehicles need attention.

38 active vehicles7 ready for detail2 awaiting final imagery2 need attention

Click any vehicle to inspect its live workflow.

Halo
WorkflowsDowntown Motors
Live

Operations Board

Vehicles moving through merchandising in real time.

2Ready for imagery
1At risk
2Listed today
Board
New Arrival
Lot team
3
Mechanical
Service
2
Detail
Detail
3
Final Imagery
Merchandising
2
Listed
Manager
2

The handoff happens at the vehicle.

Each participant uses the phone already in their hand. The job stays with the VIN, the next person is prompted and managers see the work move forward while the store is operating.

Halo Flows coordinates the people. Halo's pipeline handles the photos.

Flows does not add another image-processing handoff. It keeps the dealership's live operational steps connected to the VIN, then hands the vehicle into Halo's automated photo pipeline when it is ready for capture.

Replace the whiteboard

See the current stage, owner and next action without chasing updates across departments.

Finish the handoff at the vehicle

Each person scans the VIN and marks their work complete on the phone already in their hand.

Give the next person the exact job

Halo advances the stage, notifies the responsible employee and opens the right task in their browser.

See what is holding up the lot

Managers see waiting vehicles, missed handoffs and blockers during the working day, not after it.

FOUNDING DEALER MEMBERS

Stay close to what Halo builds next.

Founding Dealer Members join a 24-month Design Partner Program. We start with Merchandising, learn from the way your group works, and use that experience to shape Appraisals, Reconditioning, and other dealership jobs.

Every new Halo Flow introduced during the program is included at no additional software cost for those 24 months.

Merchandising

Available first

Appraisals

Next

Reconditioning

Next

Future Halo Flows

Shaped with members

Configured Dealer-System Delivery

Send the finished set where it needs to go.

Before the POC starts, we agree on the destination. Halo keeps the approved photos and delivery status with the VIN, so your team can see whether the job arrived or needs attention.

VIN-LINKEDStock #9217 · dealership matched
FINISHED SETApproved views, details, background, and sizing
DELIVERY PATHAgreed dealership destination
STATUS VISIBLEDelivered or needs attention

Founding POC

Try it at one rooftop. Compare it with the way you work today.

Over six weeks, we compare time, vehicle movement, photo consistency, missed views, handoffs, staff adoption, delivery, and time to listing. Then your group decides what happens next.

PLAN A ROOFTOP POC