Use Cases
Built around how your site actually runs.
Every waste business has its own loads, codes and paperwork. These pages show how WasteBolt fits a specific industry, from the gate to the Defra receipt.
Waste sites
Permitted sites receiving, sorting and bulking mixed and household waste.
Transfer Stations
Skips, tippers and trade vans through the gate, clean loads turned into WTNs and DWT submissions automatically, and every sorted fraction documented on the way out.
See the use caseRecycling Centres (HWRC)
Trade waste and hazardous household drop-offs at the gate, every container lift on a note on the way out, across every site you run.
See the use caseMRFs
Council rounds and commercial recycling in, graded bales out to every reprocessor, with tonnage by code on both sides for your returns.
See the use caseOrganics
Sites turning green and food waste into compost, digestate and energy.
Anaerobic Digestion
Repeat slurry and food waste loads logged in one input, with or without a weighbridge, and every waste stream in and out of the plant in one place.
See the use caseComposting Sites
Council green waste, landscapers and trade loads logged in one input, compost and screening rejects documented on the way out. Built on a working PAS 100 site.
See the use caseLandfill & inert
Sites taking soils, rubble and residual waste for disposal, restoration or recycled products.
Landfill Sites
Contract hauliers and treatment residues over the weighbridge, clean loads to Defra automatically, and leachate tankers documented on the way out.
See the use caseQuarries
Inert waste in for restoration reported to Defra, aggregate sales kept out of it, and contaminated loads documented on the way back out.
See the use caseInert Recycling
Rubble, soils and planings in on WTNs and DWT, recycled aggregate and topsoil out as product once they meet the end-of-waste rules, rejects out as waste.
See the use caseMetals & vehicles
Scrap yards, car breakers and Authorised Treatment Facilities.
Car Breakers & ATFs
Every vehicle logged with its VIN, photos and de-pollution checklist, linked to its WTN and reported to Defra, then shells and hazardous fractions documented on the way out.
See the use caseScrap Metal Sites
Trade accounts and one-off loads across every grade, logged in one input and reported to Defra, with ferrous and non-ferrous documented on the way out.
See the use caseProducers & movement
The businesses that create, collect, carry and arrange the waste.
Skip Hire
WTNs signed on the driver’s phone at the kerb, DWT handled whether you tip at your own site or someone else’s, and every skip in one set of records.
See the use caseWaste Carriers
Phase 2 brings carriers onto Digital Waste Tracking, with a public beta from April 2027. Drivers on digital notes now, and complete handovers to every receiving site.
See the use caseWaste Brokers
Every client, haulier and receiving site in one account: broker role on every note, haulier registrations checked, client reports on demand, and ready for DWT phase 2.
See the use caseWaste Producers
You don’t report to Defra, but your notes feed the records that do. Every WTN, carrier check and collection in one place, so you can prove your Duty of Care.
See the use caseLiquid Waste & Tankers
Septic tanks, interceptors, grease traps and gullies: every job signed at the property, litres on the note, hazardous loads on consignment notes, set up before phase 2.
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