Buy and sell ferrous grades on a scale ticket, apply the yard's price for each grade, and keep the outbound mill load tied to the same inventory.
The operator selects the ferrous grade on the ticket. WeighPay applies the price that yard has set for that grade to the net weight. WeighPay does not publish its own software price or a grade price list.
A ticket can record gross, tare, and net, the grade, load photos, and the seller or mill account. The same ticket can keep running if the internet drops.
Yes. Inbound purchases and outbound mill loads can share inventory, so a prepared load is not a second set of numbers typed into a spreadsheet.
Yes. Seller identification, photos, and hold-period fields used for regulated scrap are available on the purchase when the material requires them.
Pricing depends on the yard. A focused demo looks at grades, scale tickets, and mill shipments first. 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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