Your drivers sign in on the phone they already have. My stops shows the next job in big type, where the can goes on the map, and the access notes. One tap tells the customer the truck is coming.
Big type. Big buttons. Works with gloves on, and keeps working when the signal drops.
The top of the screen is the next job: the service, the window, the customer, and an Open in maps button that hands the address to Google or Apple Maps. Below it is where the can goes and which can it is.
Later today lists every stop after the next one, numbered and colored by service. Drivers see the whole day without scrolling through a spreadsheet.
Complete job asks for the number painted on the can and a photo of the drop. That's it. The office sees it done, and the customer gets a text.
Report issue gives the driver the common ones: blocked spot, blocked entrance, not enough room, unsafe access, customer not there, wrong dumpster. It shows up red on your screen right away.
No. Drivers open DumpTracker in their phone's browser and sign in. They can add it to the home screen so it opens like an app.
Stops stay on the phone. Taps like On my way and Complete job are saved and sent when the signal comes back. The screen says it's offline and shows when the stops were last updated.
No. There is no live location tracking. The driver taps On my way, and that sends the customer a text. Some owners like that. Drivers usually do too.
No. Every plan includes unlimited drivers and office staff.
Bring a real week: the addresses, the cans, the drivers. We'll set it up on a call and you'll see your day plan before we hang up.
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