Returned hangers · Staff tool
Count hangers
from a photo.
Send photos of the hangers that came back. You get a quick figure in about half a minute, then a checked one with every group marked on your photo.
Send up to 10 photos
The quick figure takes about half a minute. The checked figure takes two to three minutes a photo. Photos are read one at a time.
Demo mode. This page answers from a made-up test picture, not from a model. It shows how a result looks. It cannot count your photos.
Photo by photo
Your photos
No photos yet. Your results will show here.
Know before you count
What the colours
mean.
Green means every hanger in the group was marked one by one in a close-up, and nothing argues against the number. Open “See the dividers” to check it yourself: each numbered section should hold one hook.
Yellow means the number is taken on trust. A bundle tied with a band counts as 10, because the hooks at the back hide behind the ones in front. A bundle can really hold 9 or 11, so the page gives a range.
Red means look at this one yourself. The two looks at the group disagree, or the hangers overlap too much to tell apart.
Every figure is a reading by a model. It is not a checked count, and it has not yet been tested against hand counts. You decide what goes into a record.
A few practical questions
Taking a photo
that counts well
How should I take the photo?
Hang the hangers on a rail and stand square to it. Keep both ends of the row in the photo. Stand close enough that you can tell the hooks apart on your screen. A long rail counts better as two or three closer photos.
Why are tied bundles yellow?
From a photo of the whole rail, the hooks inside a tight bundle cannot be told apart. The page counts the band as 10 and says so. A closer photo of a few bundles gives the model more to work with.
What happens to my photos?
They are read, kept for 30 minutes so you can look at the result, and then deleted. Nothing is written to stock, orders or returns.