What happens when your hauler completes an unrequested pickup? For this location, it meant getting credits back thanks to monitor and sensor management.

Tilt's Service Verification Sensor helps properties save time and cut waste hauling costs by up to 15%. Get real-time pickup data, avoid excess charges, and stop manual bin checks.

In Winston-Salem, a manufacturing facility was stuck in a costly routine, hauling its compactor every week. With lightweight waste like plastic wrap and recyclables making up most of its trash stream, these frequent pickups were light, inefficient and expensive.

An industrial facility in North Carolina operated on a fixed biweekly compactor pickup schedule. Without knowing how full the compactor actually was, the facility was incurring recurring charges regardless of actual need.

An apartment complex in Texas was looking to reduce weekly pickups while improving sustainability. The DSQ Pioneer Compactor Monitor became the solution.

An apartment complex in NC had expensive and ineffective pickups on its compactors. The property manager wanted to optimize trash spending and tonnage, so they installed a DSQ Pioneer Compactor Monitor.

An industrial plant in NC was reporting incredibly low tonnages of .02 and .05. Their location manager wanted to optimize trash spend and tonnages, so they decided to install a DSQ Pioneer Compactor Monitor.

An industrial plant was averaging three hauls per week at 4.4 tons per haul. In just one month DSQ Pioneer Compactor monitor increased tonnage efficiency by 135%.

A large complex with four functioning compactors had all of them on the same account and service schedule. Thanks to DSQ's Pioneer, the complex noticed that the vendor was reporting tonnage amounts to the incorrect compactor 75% of the time. This meant expensive trash invoices for the complex and a compactor being over-reported by nearly 200%.