Swmsay
Dry bin · Material Recovery

Dry waste that turns into a ledger, not a pile.

Material Recovery tracks what arrives at the MRF, what is sorted out and what is sold, so recyclable revenue is recorded and shared correctly.

1
Materials
Plastic · paper · metal · glass · others
2
Entries
Weighbridge or platform scale
3
Sales
Buyer · rate · invoice
01Stop 01 · Inflow

What came in, by ward and vehicle.

Each load is weighed at the facility and matched to the vehicle trip that brought it. You see dry-waste inflow by ward and how it changes as segregation improves.

  • Load weights matched to trips
  • Inflow by ward and source
  • Rejects and residuals recorded
app.swmsay.com/recovery/september
Recovered at MRF · September
15.2 t
Sold to registered buyers
₹ 2,10,770
PET & HDPE plastic4,820 kg₹ 18/kg
Cardboard & paper7,310 kg₹ 9/kg
Metal & cans960 kg₹ 32/kg
Glass2,140 kg₹ 2/kg
02Stop 02 · Sorting

Sorted output by material, every day.

Sorters record bales and bags by material category. The daily sort sheet replaces paper registers and shows the recovery rate for the facility.

  • Categories configurable per facility
  • Recovery rate against inflow
  • Stock on hand by material
MRF Zone 3 · today
Dry waste received
6.8 t
PET & HDPE
1.1 t
Cardboard & paper
1.9 t
Metal & cans
0.2 t
Glass
0.6 t
Residual to plant
3.0 t
03Stop 03 · Sales

Every sale with a buyer, a rate and an invoice.

Record sales to registered recyclers with quantity, rate and invoice number. Revenue reports split income by contract terms where the city and operator share it.

  • Buyer register with authorisation details
  • Rate history per material
  • Revenue share reports
From bale to revenue
  1. 1
    Stock
    Bales recorded by material and weight
  2. 2
    Sale
    Buyer, rate and quantity entered
  3. 3
    Dispatch
    Gate pass and vehicle number logged
  4. 4
    Report
    Monthly revenue by material and contract
End of route · Processing plant
Dispatch slip · one ward · 30 days · no charge

Run Material Recovery on one ward for 30 days.

PILOTONE WARDFREESign up
  1. Day 1
    Ward mapped
    Streets, bins and collection points loaded
  2. Day 3
    Crew on the app
    Check-ins, photos and attendance live
  3. Day 7
    First AI routes
    Routes planned from real fill levels
  4. Day 14
    Citizens reporting
    Complaints routed to supervisors with due times
  5. Day 30
    Pilot report
    Coverage, complaints and segregation, before and after

Works with or without bin sensors. Your crew only needs Android phones.