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The solution

From photograph to ticket, without a break

Hublo AI does not add a step to your operation — it removes one. The analysis slots in exactly where manual entry used to sit, and hands control back to the operator at the right moment.

The journey

What happens between photograph and ticket

Every step is traceable, and every step can be taken over by a human.

01

Capture at the counter

The garment is photographed on the tablet. The image travels encrypted to the analysis service.

02

Visual analysis

The model identifies the garment type, the fabric, visible stains and points requiring care.

03

Drop-off record

A structured record is proposed: line items, treatment instructions, warnings and confidence level.

04

Human confirmation

The operator confirms, adjusts or rejects. Those corrections feed the model for next time.

05

Till ticket

Line items are pushed into the point-of-sale software in the expected format, ready to print.

06

Archiving

Photograph, analysis and decision are kept and searchable: traceability comes for free.

Capabilities

What the platform can do

Guided capture

Assisted framing and sharpness checks: a usable image on the first attempt.

Fabric families

Fabrics are grouped by treatment path — the granularity that actually matters in a dry cleaner.

Stain mapping

Each stain is located on the garment and characterised, for targeted removal.

Risk warnings

Treatment incompatibilities surface before the garment reaches the machine.

Till formats

Each brand’s catalogue and pricing are honoured, quirks included.

Dashboard

Volumes, fabrics handled, correction rate: a measure of what your business really does.

Integration

Works with what you already run

Hublo AI connects to your point-of-sale software rather than replacing it. Output formats are configurable brand by brand, down to catalogue detail.

  • Till connector configurable per brand, with per-branch overrides
  • Documented HTTP API to plug in your own tools
  • Runs on an off-the-shelf tablet, no dedicated hardware
  • Gradual rollout: one pilot branch first, then the whole network

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Let’s talk about your operation

Every business has its own habits. The best way to judge is to discuss your real cases.