Recycling CRM
In recycling a company faces two directions at once: on one side the factory that will hand over its waste, on the other the buyer waiting for tonnage. When the two are kept in separate ledgers, how much material will come from which site and when never stops being guesswork.
Every container in the field sits under the waste producer's account with its last collection date. Ticket number and tonnage are written to the same record as the task closes.
- Keep waste producer companies and the number of containers on site on the account record, and see fill status and the last collection date
- Open the collection request as a task, assign the vehicle and driver, and close arrival on site from the mobile app with GPS verification
- Issue quotes with a validity date to buyers of processed material, and close the old quote's validity when the price changes
- Track the expiry dates of licences, permits and transport documents, and create the renewal task in advance
| Waste Producer Accounts | The factory handing over its waste is an account record; contract start, waste code and the number of containers on site sit in that record's fields. |
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| Collection Request | Every collection is a task; it sits in vehicle, driver and address fields, and the weighbridge ticket number and tonnage are written to the record as the task closes. |
| Buyer Quote | A sales quote is a record with a validity date; tonnage and unit price sit in line items, and once the date passes the quote drops off the open list. |
| Document Tracking | Licences and permits are date fields on the account record; documents approaching expiry drop into a list and the renewal task is opened from there. |
The knowledge in a recycling business is scattered across the field: how many containers sit at which factory, which one is about to fill up, when the last weighbridge ticket was issued, what the waste code for that batch was. When this sits separately in the driver's phone, the weighbridge operator's notebook and the salesperson's head, the collection truck sets off for nothing while the full container gets emptied by whoever calls first. The same happens on the buyer side: scrap prices move often, a quote given two weeks ago is still in circulation and nobody has withdrawn it.
In Rapitek CRM the waste producer and the buyer are separate account records; every container in the field sits under that account together with its last collection date. A collection request is opened as a task, carries vehicle and driver in its fields, is closed from the mobile app, and arrival on site is verified by GPS. Because the quote's validity date sits on the record, an expired price does not stay on the open list; and because the expiry date of licences and permits sits in an account field, they drop into the list before renewal day arrives.
The scope of the plans and the items priced separately are set out on the pricing page.
