11:46 am, October 31, 2016
GFORCES has launched a state-of-the-art vehicle stock preparation app, making professional image production simple and straightforward for car dealers.
NetDirector Vision is available from the Apple app store on any compatible iOS device.
NetDirector Vision makes GForces technology widely available for the first time. Although naturally compatible with their next-generation NetDirector Auto V10 platform, NetDirector Vision functions seamlessly with third-party websites and is available on a simple contract basis.
That means you don’t need to be a GForces client or have a GForces website in order to use it.
Richard Johnston, OEM sales director at GForces, said: ‘NetDirector Vision changes everything. It gives vehicle retailers and dealers anywhere in the world the ability to display their stock as digital assets in full 360° captures, presented in stunning detail.’
NetDirector Vision is designed to be user-friendly, allowing anyone to add captures and create interactive video or image highlights with ease.
‘Displaying your vehicle stock has never been easier,’ added Johnston. ‘Images, video and 360° captures can be live in minutes.’
NetDirector Vision is high on functionality and usability. Stabilisation software makes captures smooth and flawless, whilst adding and editing interactive highlights can be done with a few simple taps.
Taking pictures and organising images is also made easier, with a dedicated photography mode that lets you drag, scroll, reorder and delete images with a tap.
Hilton joined GForces in September as part of the company’s new commitment to its vehicle manufacturer clients.
As well as a larger department and dedicated resources, NetDirector Vision will play a key role in showcasing the technology, assets and capability that GForces now bring to the table.
Pictured are Richard Johnston and Hilton Austin of GForces.
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