♻️ Waste & Portable Services

Route software for waste and portable sanitation services

Portable sanitation and waste collection run on service cycles, not orders. The route is largely the same every week, and the money is lost in the units that quietly get missed.

The problem with generic route planners

Servicing cycles drift. A unit gets skipped because the site was blocked, nobody records it, and the next anyone hears is a complaint from a site manager three weeks later.

Construction sites make it worse: access changes, units move around the site, and the driver who knew where everything was is on holiday.

How RouteWork handles it

Recurring service cycles

Weekly, biweekly, monthly, or custom intervals per location, with the last service date tracked so nothing silently falls out of rotation.

Proof of service photos

Photograph each unit after servicing, geotagged and timestamped. Settles disputes without sending someone back out.

Skip and failure reasons

When a unit cannot be serviced, the driver records why with a photo, so it shows up as an exception rather than disappearing.

Driver GPS tracking

Live map of where each truck is and which stops are done, so dispatch can answer a site manager without radioing the driver.

Site notes that travel

Access codes, gate instructions, and unit locations live on the stop, so a relief driver runs the route as well as the regular one.

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Common questions

Can I set different service frequencies per site?
Yes. Each service location carries its own frequency and preferred days, and RouteWork calculates the next due date from the last completed visit.
How do I prove a unit was serviced?
Drivers capture photos at completion with GPS coordinates and a timestamp, stored against the stop and retrievable at any time.
Can drivers see site access instructions?
Notes and custom fields on each stop show in the driver app, so gate codes and unit locations travel with the route rather than with a person.