Why the Waste Collection Industry Needs Digital Route Optimization
10/30/2018
Mr. Patel is an owner of a busy restaurant from Surat. On peak days, there are piles of wastes lying at his facility which often leads to unnecessary smells and attracts rodents. There were times when waste management companies were not able to handle any immediate request from his side for a pick-up; mostly due to unavailability of any nearby waste collector or due to time, which as a business owner is not good for the overall hygiene of the place.
From the moment his service provider company has digitized its waste collection process by investing in ZipLitter, a waste management system in India, his trust in the service provider company has been regained. He now just requests a pickup from the company using an app, where he is notified about the expected time of pickup. This is the power of digitization that a waste management software brings to the table.
ZipLitter’s software helps waste management companies to digitize and optimize their waste collection routes with the help of inbuilt maps with GPS integration. When companies switch their operations from manual to digital using ZipLitter, they save significant amount of money which they might have wasted previously due to inconsistent loads on their drivers for pickups, unnecessary delays, reduced mileages of vehicles, etc. ZipLitter has been catalyst in generating financial growth for many companies, as they help them to do more waste collection pickups while they send their drivers on a route that is being fully optimized and monitored for faster collection with increased mileages and reduced driving time.
Investing in a waste management system in India is the need of the hour for many waste management companies, especially those who are fully operating using manual methodologies. Technology has drastically matured to mock all the manual operations seamlessly. Some of the benefits of implementing ZipLitter’s Waste Management solutions for managing your day to day collection operations are:
From the moment his service provider company has digitized its waste collection process by investing in ZipLitter, a waste management system in India, his trust in the service provider company has been regained. He now just requests a pickup from the company using an app, where he is notified about the expected time of pickup. This is the power of digitization that a waste management software brings to the table.
ZipLitter’s software helps waste management companies to digitize and optimize their waste collection routes with the help of inbuilt maps with GPS integration. When companies switch their operations from manual to digital using ZipLitter, they save significant amount of money which they might have wasted previously due to inconsistent loads on their drivers for pickups, unnecessary delays, reduced mileages of vehicles, etc. ZipLitter has been catalyst in generating financial growth for many companies, as they help them to do more waste collection pickups while they send their drivers on a route that is being fully optimized and monitored for faster collection with increased mileages and reduced driving time.
Investing in a waste management system in India is the need of the hour for many waste management companies, especially those who are fully operating using manual methodologies. Technology has drastically matured to mock all the manual operations seamlessly. Some of the benefits of implementing ZipLitter’s Waste Management solutions for managing your day to day collection operations are:
- Live monitoring of routes to notify drivers of any unforeseen issues with the routes.
- Managing delays in pickups and acting on it immediately for a more better user/customer satisfaction.
- Customers are notified with the estimated time of pickup and about delays (if any).
- Admins can plan the whole day’s pickup routes in advance and utilize the available resource to the fullest.
- The offline-online mode within the application helps both drivers and the companies to perform their daily operations even when they are in a area of bad network.