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Review AI-detected boxes on an inspection photo

Select, edit, add, and reclassify AI detection boxes on an already-captured inspection photo.

Written by Ryan Miller

Some workflows include an Inspection Camera step that shows an already-captured photo along with AI-detected boxes on it, so you can review and correct them before moving on. Not every workflow includes this step; when it does, you'll reach it with the photo (captured by an earlier step) already open and its detection boxes on screen.


Review and correct the detection boxes

Review what's there

  1. Pinch to zoom and pan around the photo to see all the detected boxes.

  2. Tap any box to select it. Four small buttons appear around it.

Edit a box

  1. Tap the trash icon to delete a box you don't want.

  2. Drag the move handle to reposition a box.

  3. Drag the resize handle to resize a box; if depth data is available, you'll see a live height/width readout as you drag.

  4. Use the picker labelled Select bounding box, visible only while a box is selected, to change what the box is called.

  5. Tap empty space to deselect and close the edit buttons.

Add a box and adjust the display

  1. Tap the + button, then tap the photo where a missed object should have a box.

  2. Tap the gear icon to open Display options: a confidence-threshold slider, toggles for which box types show, and a Reset bounding boxes button to discard all your edits and start over.

Finish the step

  1. Use the header's Next/Done button to submit your corrected boxes and continue the workflow.

If something goes wrong

  • Your edits went sideways → tap Reset bounding boxes in the Display options sheet to restore the original set as it arrived.

  • Your edit doesn't seem to have saved → the green checkmark only confirms the one box you're editing, not the whole step. You still need to tap the header's Next/Done to submit everything.

  • This screen never shows up when you expect it → ask your Cloneable admin whether your workflow actually includes this step.

Important: Still stuck after resetting and rechecking your edits? Create a ticket with the job link, object link, and what you already tried.

Next: the photo you review here is captured by an earlier step. See Take photos, and review them.

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