GOLF COURSE WASTE TRACKING
For haulers: pickup requests from your golf course customers that arrive with the fill level attached — answered in one tap, from a private link, with no account and no new software.
Now forming hauler pilotsYour golf course customers are the hardest stops on the route to hear from. The Desk fixes the hearing, not the hauling.
An extra pull arrives as a numbered work order (WD-…) with the container, its last known fill level, and the course's notes — not a voicemail that says "the dumpster's full, probably." Your dispatcher sees what the yard sees.
NO MORE GUESSINGEvery check, order, confirmation, and pickup is dated and kept on one shared record. When a course questions a pull, both sides open the same page — the dispute ends in one look instead of three phone calls.
ONE SHARED RECORDThe order email carries a private link. Open it and tap Accept, On the way, or Done — add a note if you like. No account, no sign-in, no app, no new software for your office or your drivers.
NOTHING TO INSTALLFill checks on the course's board warn at three-quarters full, so extra pulls get requested when the box actually needs one — and scheduled pulls stop rolling to containers that are barely half loaded.
ROUTES THAT PAYOverflow is the call nobody wants: waste on the ground, a club event that evening, a truck needed now. A board that watches the level turns most of those into ordinary, plannable pickups.
FEWER FIRE DRILLSIf a scheduled pull doesn't happen, the course reports it as a work order the same day — while it's a quick fix — instead of it festering into a full box and a cancellation call.
CAUGHT EARLYThree steps, and none of them is "learn a new system."
Extra pull, missed pickup, overflow, repair, or a swap — numbered, with the container and its fill level.
The email link shows the order. Tap Accept, On the way, or Done. A reply note is optional.
Your tap lands on the course's board instantly, and the pickup is logged when the truck lifts the container.
No surprises, and nothing starts until it's in writing:
A course can add a fill-level sensor on a container — mounted under the lid, reading the load on its own. The Desk watches the readings and flags the container as it fills, so a pull can be planned before the box is at the rim. Your side gets the same alerts the course gets: the level, the trend, and the work order when it's time.
Already holding a Waste Desk order link from one of your courses? Answer it now — it takes one tap. Running routes past golf courses and want to see the Desk work on your own accounts first? Talk to us about a pilot — free, in writing, and either side can walk away.