Industries

From booking to bin, without the whiteboard.

Online booking, dispatch, driver apps and customer portals.

Steel recycling bins labelled cans, plastic, paper and others
A dispatcher at two route-map screens, with white collection trucks lined up outside at sunrise.
Dispatch at dawn. Illustrative scene.

Usually four connected parts: online booking, a dispatch board, a driver app and a customer portal, with invoicing tied in.

A day in dispatch

The phone rings all morning with bookings. Jobs go on the whiteboard. Drivers call in to ask what's next. Invoices get typed up at night.

Where time leaks

Phone bookings · manual dispatch · drivers calling in · missed pickups and complaints · late invoicing.

What it can look like

*Typical use cases, not client work.*

  • Online booking: customers book and pay for a pickup or bin themselves.
  • Dispatch board: jobs assigned to drivers and routes on screen, not a whiteboard.
  • Driver app: today's jobs, photos of the emptied bin, offline sync.
  • Customer portal: bookings, invoices and service requests in one login.
  • AI call and SMS booking: Details to follow.

See the concept

Our waste suite concept shows four connected tools planned end to end. *Lab design. Not client work.* More

Services we use

Web apps · Mobile apps · Custom CRM · AI automation · AIOps

Common questions

Short answers. Ask us anything else on a call.

What software does a waste hauling company need?

Usually four connected parts: online booking, a dispatch board, a driver app and a customer portal, with invoicing tied in.

Can drivers use it without signal?

Yes. The driver app saves jobs and photos offline and syncs later.

Can AI take bookings by phone or text?

Details to follow.

Next step

Tell us what you want to build

A 30-minute call. We tell you plainly whether we can help, and you get a written scope and price before any work starts.