For Governments

Find out where the waste actually goes.

We track material through your jurisdiction—from generator to hauler to facility to final destination. Cross-referenced against facility records, not hauler self-reports.

Reported Diversion65%
Actual Diversion31%
34% Gap

Tonnage Breakdown (Example)

10,000
Reported
6,500
Facility received
3,250
Actually purchased
The Problem

You Need Visibility

You set recycling goals. You grant permits. You publish diversion rates.

But the numbers come from haulers and facilities with little visibility. Material marked "recycled," "composted" or simply "processed" might be sitting in a landfill.

Cross-reference reported data
Against facility intake records
Verify commodity purchases
Track actual buyer transactions
Flag discrepancies
"Recycled" material in landfill manifests
Material Tracking

Who generated it. Who hauled it. Where it went. What happened there.

We pull data from facility records, permits, public datasets, and (where we have access) our own equipment deployed at sites in your jurisdiction.

Then we map it: waste generated at Point A, picked up by Hauler B, delivered to Facility C, final destination D.

Facility records & permits
Public datasets
On-site equipment data
Chain of Custody
Live tracking
A
Point A
Generator
B
Collector B
Transport
C
Facility C
Processing
D
Destination D
Final
Sample shipment #4821In transit
72%
Acme Corp → Metro Hauling → Central MRF → Awaiting verification
Tracked
12.4K
loads
Verified
94%
accuracy
Sources
847
facilities
Updated
5m
ago
Jurisdiction Dashboard
24
Facilities
21
Compliant
3
Behind
Recycling Center A
1,250 tons
Transfer Station B
890 tons
Compost Facility C
456 tons
MRF Northwest
2,100 tons
Real-time data
Facility Modernization

A dashboard for every facility and hauler in your jurisdiction.

If your facilities are still on paper, pneumatic tubes, or legacy software, we can help.

Software and hardware for private and public operators and facilities. Scales, facility dashboards, compliance logging. See who's in compliance. See who's behind on reporting. See throughput trends.

Facility data flows directly to your dashboard in real-time.

Digital scales
Facility dashboards
Compliance logging
Real-time sync
Kitchen training
Diversion Pilots

Tracking is half the job. We do the other half too.

Dyrt runs commercial food waste pilots in Los Angeles and Orange County. Restaurants, grocers, hotels, distributors. We source-separate at the generator and move material up the recovery hierarchy.

Donate. Feed. Compost.

Donate
Donate first
Feed
Divert to feed
Compost
Compost the rest
  • Donate first. Edible surplus goes to local food recovery partners before anything else.
  • Divert to animal feed. Inedible food scraps go to permitted feed operations.
  • Compost the rest. What remains becomes soil amendment at our R&D facility.

Cleaner material, better results.

Mixed organics programs typically see 12–18% contamination. Our source-separation training keeps contamination under 1%.

Mixed organics
0% contamination
Dyrt source-separated
0% contamination

What jurisdictions receive.

  • A defined pilot with participating commercial sites.
  • Monthly reports: donation totals, diversion by destination, contamination rates by business type.
  • Verified data that matches what actually moved.
Compliance Partnership

Your problem accounts can become high-diversion sites.

When a commercial generator fails an SB 1383 inspection, fines don't fix the problem. Training and infrastructure do. We partner with cities to offer a compliance pathway for high-volume food waste producers:
Site assessment
We evaluate the operation and design a separation system that fits their workflow.
Staff training
Back-of-house teams learn what goes where. Visual guides posted where food is handled.
Donation coordination
We connect businesses with food recovery partners and track every pound.
Collection
Source-separated organics go to animal feed and composting.
Reporting
We document diversion and provide records to close enforcement cases.
Bin scale

Why it works.

Fixing one high-volume food distribution hub can divert more tonnage than one hundred compliant small accounts.

Get Started

Want to know what's really happening in your jurisdiction?

Schedule a call to learn how we can help you track waste flows and verify diversion rates.