One live event stream
Trackers, sensors, cameras, and phones normalise into the same pipeline, so a contractor's vehicle and your own behave identically on the map.
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Waste & Recycling Operations
Collection programmes where bins, trucks, contractors, and facilities have to reconcile to one number.
City-Wide Smart Waste Control
Bins, trucks and contractors on one screen
A city's waste programme fails quietly: the contracts team, the operations desk, and the BI analyst each answer the same question differently. We put bins, vehicles, crews, contractors, and lots on one data model, so the answer stops depending on who you ask.
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Contractor Waste Compliance
Score contractors on telemetry, not paperwork
When a whole commercial waste market reports its own performance, compliance is an honour system. We model every contract down to the lot and reconcile it against GPS, weighbridge, and camera evidence — so the monthly review argues about causes instead of facts.
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Waste Chain of Custody
One record from collection to disposal
Household waste behaves nothing like medical, and construction debris nothing like liquid. Run as separate programmes they produce data that will not add up. We make the lifecycle itself the data model, so a load stays the same object from the bin to the invoice.
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Water & Flood Operations
Tankering and severe-weather response, where the queue changes by the hour and discharge has to be provable.
Water Tankering Operations
Assign by capacity, prove every discharge
Where there is no continuous sewerage network, tankering is the network. A late tanker floods a basement; a half-full one burns fuel that the next call needed. We give dispatch live position and live tank level, so the assignment fits the vehicle that can actually complete it.
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Rainwater & Flood Dispatching
Citizen report to nearest pump
In a country built for dry weather, standing water becomes a public-safety hazard in minutes — and the authority usually does not own the trucks. We put contractor and subcontractor vehicles on one live picture and auto-dispatch the nearest available unit, on infrastructure you host yourself.
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Municipal Services
Regulators and municipal departments supervising fleets and crews they do not themselves employ.
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Aviation & Airside Operations
Ground handling on the apron, where half the fleet has no ignition and the clock is an airline's turnaround SLA.
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Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences
Regulated distribution and field teams, where custody of the load and presence of the person both have to hold up.
The common spine
Different problems, the same foundation
Every page above describes a different operation. Underneath, they are the same four decisions — which is why a programme can grow a new sensor class or a new contractor without a second system appearing.
One data model
Assets, zones, routes, crews, contracts, and organisations are related records — not separate systems with a nightly job between them.
Evidence attached at the source
Position traces, photographs, weights, and timestamps are captured against the thing they prove, which is what makes a score defensible.
The org chart is the permission model
Departments, contractors, and trading partners read one dataset through their own scope, so onboarding a party is an admin task.
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