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Find every weighbridge ticket before the authority asks.

You upload the PDF batch. The module separates the pages, reads out the fields and files every document against the site, the company and the waste code. What the authority asks for is found in seconds.

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Landfill Management overview: documents, weighbridge tickets, consignment notes, total weight and hazardous tonnage plus the expandable tonnage per site

5 min

Until the first site is set up.

Register, create a site, upload the first batch of documents — the evaluation happens automatically.

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The working day without a system

The ticket exists. Just not where you need it.

Weighbridge tickets arrive as a batch, consignment notes separately, both as a scan or a phone photo. Filing happens when there is time. When the authority asks for a single record, the search begins.

The authority asks, the office searches

A document from two years ago, a row of folders and nobody who knows which month it is in.

Every line by hand

Ticket number, date, waste code, tonnage, company — typed out per ticket, hundreds of times a year.

Consignment note without weighbridge ticket

One hazardous delivery produces two pieces of paper. They belong together but sit in two different folders.

Tonnage only at year end

How much of which material came via which site is only known once someone adds it all up.

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Upload an old batch in the trial and see what comes out.

The working day with a system

From the batch of scans to an audit-ready report.

How it works

  1. Step 01

    Drag in the PDF batch

    A combined scan with thirty pages works just as well as a single ticket. You do not have to sort anything.

  2. Step 02

    Page by page recognised and read out

    Every page is classified as a weighbridge ticket, a consignment note or a supplementary sheet. From the tickets come number, date, waste code, material, weight, company and site. Pure scans are read too.

  3. Step 03

    Assigned and linked

    Disposal companies are matched against your master data, even with typos and scanning errors. Every consignment note attaches itself to its weighbridge ticket via the reference number. Anything that stays unclear is flagged, not guessed at.

  4. Step 04

    Check, confirm, report

    Every document is ready for review: page image on the left, the fields that were read on the right. Confirm individually or as a selection. Only confirmed documents count in analyses and reports.

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You can see the reliability for yourself.

A look inside

Three views from the working day.

Screenshots from the running module. The figures in them are test data.

Overview: tonnage per site

At the top the totals, below that each site with its confirmed tonnage. Expanding leads on to the material, from there to the delivering company and down to the individual ticket. Documents with no site sit at the top as a warning.
Overview with key figures and the list of all sites showing material count, weighbridge tickets and confirmed tonnage

Weighbridge tickets: the original next to the fields

Filter by review status, hazardousness, period and search term. In the detail view the scanned page image sits next to the values that were read, and correcting and confirming happen right there. Select several rows and confirm them in one go or assign them to a site.
List of weighbridge tickets with number, date, cost centre, waste code, disposal company, weight and review status, plus filters and total cards

Consignment notes: the link at a glance

Every consignment note shows whether it was linked automatically, by hand or not yet. Both page images can be opened side by side. You can link manually, unlink, or record that there is no matching weighbridge ticket.
List of consignment notes with handover party, mass, review status and the link status per note, plus the number of unlinked notes
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The same views, with your own tickets.

Built by people who have done the invoicing themselves.

30+
Years of construction experience in the team
1,484
Waste codes stored from the start
Master builder
Licence, civil & industrial engineer

Who it is for

For businesses that produce waste on site.

Anyone having excavation, demolition material or rubble hauled away has to be able to produce a record for every load — even years later. That is exactly what the module is built for.

When it pays off

From the point where a stack of weighbridge tickets arrives from the sites every month and someone types it out.

Who works with it

Owners, the office and site management. Every user only sees the sites they have been given access to.

Businesses

  • Earthworks
  • Master builder & civil engineering
  • Demolition with own recovery
  • Waste management companies
  • Recycling & processing
  • Construction waste

What it is not meant for

No connection to the weighbridge, no invoicing of deliveries, no accounting. The module answers one question: which delivery is documented and provable.

What comes next

One item is still in development.

Today your documents sit in the system in order and ready to evaluate, and the report comes out as a file.

In development

EDM interface

Direct handover to the electronic data management system so the report does not have to be entered by hand a second time. Until then the confirmed data goes out as Excel, PDF or CSV.

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What works today, you can test today.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Something still open? Ask us directly.

Response time
Within one working day, on weekdays.

Five minutes to the first site: register, create the site with its number and address, upload the first batch of documents. Companies and waste codes are created as the documents are read in.

The first 30 days are free. The prices after that are not fixed yet — we will talk to you about it before anything costs money. Nobody slides into a subscription automatically after the trial.

Yes. The page recognition does not rely on a particular form, but on features that every weighbridge ticket and every consignment note has to carry. That is why it also works with documents from different operators and with older versions of a form.

Every document sits in review until a person confirms it. You see the scanned page image next to the fields that were read, correct whatever does not fit and then confirm. Only confirmed documents feed into analyses and reports.

Yes. Digital PDFs are read directly, pure image scans via OCR. The date is taken over exactly as it appears on the document — nothing is silently corrected, so a ticket from 2015 stays 2015.

Via the waste code in the stored material master data, not via a judgement by the text recognition. What counts as hazardous is decided by your material list.

No. 1,484 waste codes are already stored at setup. You add your own materials and your companies yourself; values that cannot be matched are shown to you as a list so you can see which master data is missing.

Not today. The EDM interface is in development. Until then you generate the report for a period as Excel, PDF or CSV and file it as before.

Only if you want it that way. A user without access to all sites only sees their own. Documents that are not yet assigned to a site stay deliberately visible to everyone, so that they get assigned.

We do, directly. A call or an email to the same people who built the module. No ticket system, no hold queue.

Get started

Upload last month and pull the report.

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