Your receipt becomes inventory

If you do a Saturday thrift run and come home with twenty pieces, the worst part is logging them. Hauls fixes that. You take a photo of the receipt before you leave the parking lot and Hauly reads every line, pulls out the store name, the date, the totals, and creates a draft inventory item for each piece. By the time you are home everything is already in your system, ready for you to add photos and details.

How the scanning works

Hauly uses an AI vision model trained to read messy thrift store receipts, including faded thermal paper, wrinkled scans, and odd formats. It pulls out the store, the address (which gets geocoded so the haul shows up on your sourcing map), the purchase date, the subtotal, tax, total, and every individual line item. The total cost is allocated proportionally across the lines, so each draft item already has its true cost baked in.

Why this saves hours every week

Manual logging is the single biggest reason most resellers stop tracking their numbers. Twenty items times two minutes each is forty minutes of typing per haul. Hauls turns that into ten seconds of pointing your phone at the receipt. The drafts wait for you to clean them up at your own pace, then you promote them to active inventory in one tap.

Works at any thrift store, estate sale, or garage sale

If the receipt has line items on it, Hauls can read it. Thrift stores, estate sales, garage sales, vintage shops, antique malls, swap meets, even handwritten receipts in many cases. The store name, address, and date are pulled automatically, and your sourcing map gets a new pin.