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Contractor verification

Stop paying invoices you cannot verify.

Waste collection is one of the few services where the supplier provides both the service and the data that prices it. In any other category that would be called a conflict of interest. Contractor Mode ends it.

How Contractor Mode works

Gold winner 2026

Green Innovation

Commonwealth Environment & CSR Awards, alongside Siemens and Lloyd’s

Finalist 2026

Digital Transformation

European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards

Their invoice today

  • Volume assumed from bin counts.
  • Weights estimated by the collector.
  • Data owned by the company being paid.
  • No way to dispute a single line.

With Contractor Mode

  • Every bin weighed before it leaves the building.
  • Timestamped against building and stream.
  • Data owned by the building.
  • Invoice checked line by line against verified weights.
Fig. 1Their invoice, before and after independent data.

How it works.

  1. 01

    Collection day

    The contractor arrives and enters their unique PIN on the Wastify Touch already in the waste room.

  2. 02

    Every bin weighed

    Each bin is weighed and confirmed by stream before it leaves the building, timestamped against building and stream.

  3. 03

    The invoice meets the record

    The contractor’s invoice is checked line by line against verified weights. Discrepancies are flagged, with evidence.

The building owns the collection data. Overcharging that was invisible becomes disputable.

Find out what you have been paying for.

Buildings that start verifying routinely find discrepancies in the first month.