Diversion is just a number until you can follow it.
Most projects can say a percentage. Fewer can say which load went where, and what happened to it when it got there.
WasteX carries every delivery and removal as its own record, with the material, the destination and the disposal method attached, so the percentage is the sum of things you can open.
From the gate, through the site and back out.
Material flow shows what arrived, what stayed and what left.
Delivered, retained and removed
See what came on to site, what is still there and what left, by material and by stage of the project.
Recycle, reuse, cleanfill or landfill
Each removal carries its disposal method, so recovered material and landfill are reported separately instead of blended into one figure.
Facilities and partners by name
Records name the removal partner and the disposal facility, so a diversion claim points at a real place.
How a tonne gets followed.
Each step adds a fact that stays with the record.
It arrives
A delivery is recorded with its material, quantity and supplier.
It is used or stored
Stages group the material by the part of the project it belongs to.
It leaves
A removal records the material, the partner and the disposal method.
It adds up
Flow and diversion figures are built from those records, and each one opens back to its source.
Removed material can have a different identity from what was delivered, so the retained figure is not always a simple subtraction. WasteX shows how each number was arrived at.
Who looks at it
Common questions
If yours isn’t here, ask us on a demo call.
Part of one platform
The same records sit under every page of WasteX.
