Workflow orchestration

Build vehicle-processing workflows, not just isolated model calls.

Vehicore services work well as standalone endpoints. Their larger value appears when you chain them into configurable workflows that return one structured result across OCR, anonymization, damage detection, normalization, valuation, and other vehicle-specific processing steps.

Use a single service when

  • You need one capability such as OCR, anonymization, or valuation.
  • Your workflow logic already lives in your own application layer.
  • You want to validate one model output before expanding the integration.

Use a pipeline when

  • Multiple steps depend on each other in a defined order.
  • You want one request and one combined structured response.
  • You need clearer auditability for review, routing, or downstream automation.
Combined processing

One workflow request, one structured response

A pipeline lets you define the sequence once and receive the intermediate and final outputs in a stable format. This reduces orchestration code in the client and makes step-level auditability easier for production workflows.

Use pipelines when multiple steps depend on each other.

Expose step outputs for review, debugging, and downstream automation.

Keep privacy handling consistent across the whole processing chain.

Best for: insurance intake, auction condition processing, marketplace enrichment, and any workflow where each model output should feed the next stage automatically.

Example combined output

Split into request and response views so the workflow is easy to scan.

{
  "pipeline": [
    { "step": "ocr", "params": { "region": "plate" } },
    { "step": "anonymize", "params": { "mode": "all" } },
    { "step": "damage", "params": { "view": "side" } },
    { "step": "normalize", "params": {} }
  ],
  "returnSteps": true
}
Workflow examples

Example pipelines by business use case

These examples are meant to show how modular services become workflow building blocks for serious B2B operations, not just one-off demos.

Insurance claims intake

From uploaded claim imagery to a review-ready structured claim object.

Insurers and claims platforms
1OCR2Anonymization3Damage4Normalize5Claim standardization

Structured claim-ready JSON with extracted text, privacy-safe imagery, and damage findings.

Auction condition workflow

Prepare vehicle imagery for condition reporting and downstream listing quality control.

Auctions and remarketing operations
1Car side recognition2Anonymization3Damage4Normalize

View-aware findings, anonymized assets, and normalized vehicle context for review.

Marketplace listing enrichment

Turn dealer-uploaded photos into cleaner inventory records and pricing signals.

Marketplaces and retail platforms
1OCR2Normalize3Valuation

Structured vehicle data with pricing context ready for listing systems.

Fleet intake and routing

Use vehicle imagery to standardize incoming assets and route them downstream.

Fleet and operations teams
1Image classification2OCR3Normalize

Structured metadata that can trigger the next operational workflow automatically.

Pipeline building blocks

Every workflow step is still a modular service

OCR

Read what’s on the car, not what the camera wished it saw.

Damage recognition

Turn “looks fine” into measurable findings.

Car Side Recognition

Know which side you’re looking at, and where the car actually is.

Image Classification (CLIP)

Tag what’s in the image with flexible, label-aware search.

Anonymization

Remove plates and faces without breaking your workflows.

Claim Standardization

Turn messy claim artifacts into one structured record.

Normalize to structured data

Messy text → clean vehicle record.

Market valuation

Price with context, not vibes.

Build pipeline logic and privacy posture together

Explore the trust foundations behind privacy-sensitive processing, then dive into docs or contact the team for architecture questions.