Tie an inbound weight to a serialized asset, chain of custody, data-destruction certificate details, and the downstream record an e-waste or ITAD audit asks for.
WeighPay can record the inbound weight, a barcode or serial number, the client or generator, and the downstream handoff on one asset record so the same item is not re-keyed into a spreadsheet.
Yes. WeighPay stores data-destruction certificate details with the asset, including the NIST 800-88 style certificate records already used on the industrial recycling workflow, and keeps them with the chain of custody.
No. WeighPay stores the audit records an R2v3 or e-Stewards review asks a recycler to produce, such as chain of custody and downstream vendor records. That is a software record, not a certification of WeighPay.
Inbound loads can use the same scale ticket as other WeighPay operations: gross, tare, and net, with a photo attached at weigh-in, including when the site is offline.
Pricing depends on the operation. A focused demo starts with intake, serialized assets, and certificate records. Current pricing and a written scope come after qualification. WeighPay does not publish a monthly price.
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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