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Waste Logics’ cloud solution is a digital dream for Wiltons
WILTON Scrap Metals is one of Ireland’s most experienced scrap metal / waste management companies, offering its customers a responsible, reliable and altogether simple solution for their scrap metal.
Operating with a network of 20+ trucks, they provide an end-to-end service, for all volumes and types of metals, whether it’s a small quantity produced whilst a plumber goes about his work, or regular waste from engineering processes.
The challenge Having run their scrap waste management operation on a combination of spreadsheets and paper documents, Wilton Scrap Metals decided it was time to move to a digital platform to help manage the more time consuming processes, such as sales orders, pricing management, contract management and financial reporting. The business recognised that they could also benefit from having a clearer view of data to improve strategic decision-making, and for this they wanted better visibility of the order lifecycle, market price, inventory tracking and quick reporting features.
Having used Waste Logics within another unit of the group operation, they knew their solution could provide them with the features and functions that they needed. It’s ease of use for all levels of technology experience meant that it would be accessible to all staff, and its scrap-metal- industry-specific features and processes meant it would be an ideal fit.
The solution Wilton Scrap Metals are now using the system to manage the entire scrap metal and waste recycling operation, ensuring daily tasks run smoothly and efficiently. Every part of the business workflow, from creating the initial order, logistics and integrated weighbridges right through to exporting the sales invoices to the accounts package, is all handled by Waste Logics.
Wilton Scrap Metals also makes use of the dedicated Scrap App for weighing in non-ferrous on the smaller scales. The app is designed to ensure any scrap operation runs efficiently in the yard by capturing accurate data.
The solution also provides Wilton Scrap Metals with access to a hub of information such as all of the latest management figures, including P&L, internal costs and revenues, giving the management team easy access to the key data needed to make business decisions and ultimately, achieve their objectives.
The results Overall, there has been a positive impact on operational efficiency, with staff out in the yard becoming more productive from the outset which in turn increased productivity in the back-office.
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These time savings ultimately translated into cost savings over time, which has allowed the company to grow without having to expand the team.
Another key benefit of the system is that management can access reporting at the touch of a button. This has reduced the time spent on collating data from various sources by providing real time KPI’s on which to base business decisions on.
“Waste Logics is at the forefront of the industry, and I have recommended it to lots of other companies who are now using the system too. From set- up, through to day-to-day support and developing bespoke dashboard for us, they have been excellent. If you’re looking for a modern, up to date cloud-based system, just go for it. It will be the best decision you make,” said Mark Duffy, General Manager at Wilton Scrap Metals.
Waste Logics is a powerful, easy-to-use, Cloud-based software solution, designed to improve analysis and efficiency of your waste management business. For 15 years Waste Logics have been dedicated to supporting waste management businesses to grow and evolve with new technologies, processing over 300,000 services per day and offering 24/7 around the clock software support for customers, with unwavering commitment to customer needs.
For further information on Waste Logics and the Scrap App, call 0330 120 0721
www.wastelogics.com
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