Dump tickets carry the numbers your operation needs, but paper creates a fragile handoff. Tickets ride in the cab, photos sit in a camera roll, and the office retypes weights and fees later—often while trying to determine which route or customer belongs to which slip.
Capture the ticket where the data is created
The driver photographs the scale ticket in the Bond4Waste mobile workflow. OCR reads the operational fields and creates a structured record connected to the correct route and job. The office can review both the extracted values and the original image.
What Bond4Waste extracts and connects
- Weight information used to document the disposal event
- Material recorded on the facility ticket
- Disposal facility associated with the route stop
- Fees that need to reach the operating and billing record
- Source image available when the office needs to verify the extraction
Remove the re-keying step without losing the paper trail
| Manual handoff | Connected ticket workflow |
|---|---|
| Ticket stays in the truck | Driver captures it at the facility |
| Office matches photos to routes | Ticket is attached to the related work |
| Weights and fees are typed again | OCR creates structured fields for review |
| Paperwork is reconstructed during a dispute | Image and operating record remain together |
Part of the complete route-to-billing workflow
Dump-ticket capture is most useful when it is connected to the rest of the day. See how Bond4Waste links it with waste routing and dispatch, roll-off dumpster operations, and the complete waste management platform.
Frequently asked questions
What information can dump-ticket OCR capture? Bond4Waste is designed to extract operating fields such as weight, material, disposal facility, and fees from the photographed ticket.
How does a driver submit a scale ticket? The driver photographs the ticket in the mobile workflow. The image and extracted fields remain connected to the related route and job.
Can the office review the original ticket? Yes. The source image stays available with the structured ticket record so the office can verify details when needed.