Click-Ins raises $7.5 million to examine damage caused to vehicles through smartphone images
The Israeli company’s technology allows users to quickly scan the vehicle using their smartphone camera and to create a detailed report about the vehicle's condition
Insurtech company Click-Ins announced on Sunday the completion of a $7.5 million funding round. Investors included Shlomo Group, Mobilion Fund, Adar Ltd. and the American YS Ventures, who joined existing investors: Summus VC and UMI Israel.
Click-ins is developing an automatic AI-based solution for examining damage caused to vehicles based solely on images, taken from any mobile device in real time. This development allows rental, insurance, and automotive companies to automatically discover, analyze, process and evaluate external damages caused to vehicles with the highest precision and without the need for special equipment or skilled personnel.
The company was founded in 2014 by Eugene Greenberg, Dimitry Geyzersky, Ronen Abergel and Zeev Hazan. About a year ago, Doron Gohar was appointed CEO of the company, with the aim of promoting the company's worldwide activity. The company currently employs 25 people in Israel, the U.S. and Europe.
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“The automotive field is undergoing a fundamental change, becoming smarter and more tech-oriented, affecting related fields. We are proud to be a part of this change and to contribute to the development and promotion of the insurance and automotive industry in order to prevent fraud and waste of money, and to enable accuracy and efficiency in outdated and complex processes,” said Doron Gohar, CEO of Click-Ins.
