Every box.
Every job site.
Off the whiteboard
in your head.
Fifty-two steel containers, a truck, and a phone that never stops. Hauler replaces the mental map and the text-message dispatch with one board: where each bin sits, who has it, how many days it has been there, and what the haul actually earned once it came back and hit the scale.
- 30 ydRB-014Bergstrom Ridge Concrete4412 Riverside DrOn site12$500.00
- 40 ydRB-002Lantana Building Co.219 Slaughter LnOverdue47+3W$650.00
- 30 ydRB-020Vela Concrete8800 Manchaca RdOut for delivery——
- 40 ydRB-007Vega Roofing88 Pine RdPickup requested264D LEFT$500.00
Every container, live
Yard, job site, in transit or at the transfer station — with the day count that tells you which one to chase.
The billable clock
Runs from delivery-confirmed to pickup-confirmed. Nothing is estimated and nothing is remembered.
Margin per haul
Revenue, driver payout and the disposal fee on the same line, so you know which hauls are worth taking.
The invoice is written
after the bin comes back.
Nobody is charged up front. The container goes out, sits on site, comes back, gets weighed and dumped — and only then is the order billed, from the real time on site and the real weight off the facility’s scale ticket. Every rate below is a configurable field on the container type, not a constant, and every order freezes the rate card it was created under.
One system, built three different ways
Twenty-four things a yard stops doing by hand — the board, the run sheet, the workshop, the phone that never stops, and the invoice that writes itself. With the screens that do them.
Start free.
Pay when the yard does.
Stop running the yard from memory
Half an hour, your own numbers, and the board with your operation in it rather than a slide deck.