For developers

Seehowyourcontractors’numberswerebuilt.

WasteX shows the records behind every project’s figures, so you can stand behind what you publish.

Illustrative example. Names and figures are not real.
Overview
Waste
Carbon
Compliance
Reports
Northcote Development Project
Illustrative data
Live project
Dockets received
128
This quarter
Reviewed
121of 128
Accepted by the team
Awaiting review
7
Still time to act
Review status
Received128
Reviewed121
Awaiting review7
Missing0
Evidence trail
Source documentTransfer station receipt · 14 MarUploaded
ReviewedChecked by project adminDone
In the reportCounted in Q1 diversion figureLinked

You publish the numbers. Your contractors produce them.

The resource figures in your sustainability reporting come from your contractors, in whatever format each one uses. When someone asks how a number was built, the answer sits in somebody else’s inbox.

WasteX shows the records behind each project’s figures, so you can see how they were built and stand behind what you publish.

Checked before it countsIllustrative data
WEIGHBRIDGE DOCKET · No. 004821
CarrierSouthern Haulage
MaterialTimber offcuts
Net weight1.42 t
DestinationGreenfield Transfer
Extracted lines
MaterialTimber
Quantity1.42 t
DestinationGreenfield Transfer
MethodReuse

The evidence behind every figure.

The same structure on every project, with the original document attached.

See how each number was built

Every figure links to the dockets, receipts and calculations behind it, and only accepted records count.

Projects reported on the same basis

Materials, destinations and disposal methods are recorded the same way on every site, so projects can be compared.

Company totals from site records

Reports run for one project or roll up across the portfolio, and say so when data is missing.

How it fits your projects.

Your contractors keep working the way they do. You get a record you can read.

01

Projects are set up

Each project is added once, with the people who report for it.

02

Records arrive

Dockets, receipts and photos are uploaded as they are produced.

03

Someone checks them

Lines read from a document are reviewed and accepted before they count.

04

You read the report

Figures roll up across projects, each one traceable to its source.

Carbon figures are calculated from recorded activity and stated factors. They are not measured.

Who it helps

Development and asset teams
Who report resource figures to boards, investors and funders.
Sustainability leads
Who are asked where a number came from.
Project directors
Who want to see what is happening on site before the final report.
Contractors
Who would rather upload what they already have than rebuild a spreadsheet.

Common questions

If yours isn’t here, ask us on a demo call.

Not much. They upload the dockets and photos they already have, or enter a record when there is no paperwork.

Reports can roll up across sites. What you see depends on the access each project has given you.

The report says it is unavailable. It does not show zero for something that was never recorded.

Knowyoursite.

Every material. Every machine. Every tonne of carbon.