Massachusetts CRV redemption centers in Boston and Worcester and across New England can connect scale tickets, Massachusetts-specific reporting, and accounting without rebuilding the same transaction in separate systems. A short, focused demo starts with the operational pain you choose.
Massachusetts's Bottle Bill (M.G.L. c. 94 §321–327, with 301 CMR 4.00) sets a 5¢ deposit on carbonated soft drinks, beer, and select beverages and requires redemption centers to reconcile counts against distributor pickups. MassDEP administers the program and unredeemed deposits revert to the Commonwealth. WeighPay CRV maintains per-material 5¢ deposit counts, reconciles inbound redemptions against outbound distributor manifests, and keeps the count-to-weight audit trail MassDEP expects.
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WeighPay CRV generates state bottle-bill reports (including CalRecycle DR6/DR14 in California) directly from transaction data captured at the buyback counter — no manual export or data re-entry. Weight reconciliation between inbound redemptions and outbound shipments runs automatically. Book a focused demo to see the reporting workflow for your state.
The process starts with a short, pain-focused demo with Sarah around your state requirements and redemption workflow. If it is a fit, you commit and we use Auto Assist configuration for CRV rate tables, ID workflows, and state reporting after the sale.
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Qualify the operational pain, give a short high-level tour, use a focused demo to validate that pain, decide whether to move forward, then use Auto Assist–guided configuration after commitment.
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