u/Parking-Win814

I've reached about 20 containers scattered across various construction sites and houses, and I've literally lost track of them.

Last night, I stayed up until 1 AM entering data into an old Excel spreadsheet while trying to decipher what my driver wrote on a coffee-stained weigh slip from the landfill.

I do half of the dispatching on a whiteboard with markers, and yesterday I accidentally wiped off an important pickup address with my sleeve.

I'm losing money daily on tonnage fees that I forget to invoice customers for because the paperwork circulates physically and gets lost somewhere in the truck's cabin.

Edit: I keep thinking about requesting a demo from CurbWaste because I understand it's built specifically for this kind of dumpster logistics, and maybe it will help me completely eliminate paper from the company.

Has anyone else made the transition from torn notebooks to software directly on a tablet without completely confusing the older drivers?

I've reached about 20 containers scattered across various construction sites and houses, and I've literally lost track of them.

Last night, I stayed up until 1 AM entering data into an old Excel spreadsheet while trying to decipher what my driver wrote on a coffee-stained weigh slip from the landfill.

I do half of the dispatching on a whiteboard with markers, and yesterday I accidentally wiped off an important pickup address with my sleeve.

I'm losing money daily on tonnage fees that I forget to invoice customers for because the paperwork circulates physically and gets lost somewhere in the truck's cabin.