The counter is where treatment quality is settled — and where disputes are born. In a matter of seconds someone must identify a fabric, spot a stain, anticipate a risk, and record it all without holding up the queue.
There is no time
A serious diagnosis demands attention. A queue grants none.
Expertise is uneven
Twenty years at the trade cannot be handed to a seasonal hire in one morning.
Disputes are expensive
A damaged garment means a refund, a dented reputation, and a customer gone.
The method
Four gestures, no complexity
Hublo AI fits into the counter routine you already have. Nothing to relearn: a photograph, a confirmation, a ticket.
01
Photograph
The operator photographs the garment from the counter tablet. No special hardware.
02
Analyse
The vision model identifies the garment, its fabric, its stains and the risks tied to treatment.
03
Confirm
The proposal appears with its confidence level. The operator confirms or corrects in one gesture.
04
Issue
The ticket goes straight into your point-of-sale software, line items and instructions already filled in.
What the model sees
A complete reading of the garment
Every analysis returns a structured record, usable immediately — and archived alongside the original photograph.
Fabrics and compositions
Silk, cashmere, wool, viscose, leather, blends: the fabric family determines the treatment path.
Stains and damage
Location, likely nature and estimated age, so stain removal starts informed rather than by trial.
Treatment risks
Colour bleeding, shrinkage, fragile trims: warnings surface before the machine, not after.
Till line items
The garment is translated into billing lines that match your own catalogue and pricing.
What you gain
An expert’s consistency, at every counter
A uniform diagnosis
The same standard whatever the branch, the hour, or how long the operator has been with you.
A smoother counter
Data entry disappears. The time saved goes back to the customer and to advice.
Dated evidence
Every garment is photographed on arrival: its initial condition is no longer a matter of opinion.
Grounds for decisions
Volumes, fabrics, recurring stains: your business becomes legible, and therefore steerable.
Under the hood
Demanding technology, invisible in use
State-of-the-art vision models, specialised on textiles through learning fed by the shop floor — and a system built to stay legible to the people who use it.