Completed jobs
A column for every day and a bar for every service. Point at a day to see its count.
Know which cans are making money.
How many jobs did you finish last week? How much of the fleet was out? Which cans have been sitting on the same job for a month? Reports answers those without a spreadsheet, and exports to CSV when you need one.
Reports are on Pro and Elite.
You can't fix what you only count once a year.
The way it runs now
- You guess at utilization from how full the yard looks.
- Cans sit on a job for 40 days because nobody's counting.
- You don't know which driver ran the most stops.
- Every number means an evening with a spreadsheet.
With DumpTracker
- Completed jobs per day, and by service.
- Share of the fleet on site, day by day, and by dumpster type.
- Average and median days on site, and cans past your limit.
- Driver stops, with a CSV export on every panel.
What's in Reports
Days on site
How long cans stay out, on average and at the median, and a list of the ones on site longer than you'd like. That list is where rental extensions and missed pickups hide.
Questions operators ask
Does it show revenue?
No. DumpTracker doesn't handle pricing or invoices, so reports cover jobs, dumpster use, days on site, and driver stops.
Can I export the data?
Yes. Every report panel exports to CSV.
Which plans include reports?
Pro and Elite.
See it on your own jobs.
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.