Bring in clear front and back card images through the scanner workflow.
Turn trading cards
into organized
inventory in minutes
Capture clear card images, review the identification, and keep the evidence tied to one durable inventory record instead of starting over in another tool.
Capture the card once. Keep the work connected.
The beta starts with the part that matters most: turning card images into reviewable, durable inventory without losing the source evidence.
Use assisted identification, then confirm or correct the record when needed.
Save the images, identity, and batch state together so the work can continue later.
Your batch stays where you left it.
ScanToVault keeps intake evidence, identification review, and durable batch state together. Stop for the day, switch tasks, and come back without recreating the batch.
Use a clear card image. We're expanding how you get it.
Current beta: optimized and tested primarily around scanner intake, especially fast sheet-fed workflows.
Still being validated: flatbed scans, photo/image-file workflows, and broader device compatibility. These may work, but support is not guaranteed yet.
No specific scanner brand or model is required by this public beta statement.Frequently asked questions
What capture devices can I use?+
The current beta is optimized around high-quality scanner intake. Sheet-fed and card-capable scanners are the primary tested workflow. Flatbed scans and photo or image-file workflows may also work as capture options, but broader compatibility is still being validated and is not guaranteed yet.
What types of cards can I scan?+
ScanToVault is being built for sports cards, non-sports cards, TCG cards, and graded cards as supported profiles and data coverage expand.
Does ScanToVault identify every card automatically?+
Identification is assisted by the card images and available card knowledge. Review and correction stay in the workflow whenever the evidence is incomplete or conflicting.
Can I stop and finish a batch later?+
Yes. The beta workflow is designed around durable batches so unfinished work can be resumed rather than recreated.
Is my beta application the same as an app account?+
No. Applying only places you in the beta review process. Product access is granted separately after approval and entitlement.
When will beta access open?+
Private beta access is being opened in stages. Applicants will be contacted as testing capacity expands.
Help shape ScanToVault with real card work.
We're opening ScanToVault to a small group of collectors, sellers, shops, and card businesses willing to use the workflow and tell us where it needs to get better.