For Waste Producers

Digital waste tickets from site to Sage: no paper, no signal required.

A secure web link sent to your foreman's phone. Captures waste codes, haulier signatures and weights offline. Auto-syncs to head office and exports CSV for Sage reconciliation. Understand the supply chain impact and key deadlines in our post on why construction firms must prepare for DWT early.

Producers 3-step workflow diagram: Site (The Foreman), Transit (The Cloud) and Head Office (Sage Reconciliation).
Figure 3: 3-Step Waste Producer Pipeline (From Site Capture to Sage Reconciliation)

What your foremen get

Offline PDF waste transfer notes

Legally valid, fully compliant transfer notes generated instantly on-site, with no mobile signal.

Haulier signs on glass

The haulier signs on the foreman's phone screen at handover. No paper to chase later.

EWC code selection

The mandated six-digit EWC codes are picked at capture, so records are right first time.

Auto-email to head office

Email receipts land with your admin team the moment each record syncs.

CSV-ready data

Compliance logs export ready for import, so nobody types the same ticket twice.

Zero IT involvement

Supervisors and foremen begin logging in seconds by loading a single secure web link sent directly via SMS.

Producer questions, answered

Do foremen need to install an app?
No. They receive a single secure web link by SMS and can start logging in seconds. Once loaded, it keeps working with zero signal.
What happens when there's no signal on site?
Capture carries on offline: waste codes, weights and haulier signatures are stored securely on the phone, with legally valid PDF transfer notes generated on the spot. Everything syncs automatically when signal returns.
How does the data reach head office?
Email receipts land with your admin team the moment each record syncs. Logs export as CSV formatted for Sage, with no double-entry.

Simplify Your Site Compliance Logs

Request your custom foreman deployment link to evaluate offline capture on your active jobsites.

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