sanitation management software

Stop Rebuilding Routes With Sanitation Management Software

Do you lose Sundays to routes and Mondays to "you skipped my unit" calls? Procured repeats weekly stops and keeps a photo of each visit.

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Features

What Costs a Porta-Potty Shop the Most

The weekly route comes first, then the rental bills, the photo proof and the event work.

Weekly Service

Weekly Pump-and-Clean Routes Without Sunday Planning

You lose Sunday building next week's routes from sticky notes. Set each builder's weekly service once, and the stop lands on its day every week. Move one stop without rebuilding the whole route.

  • Set weekly service per jobsite → the stop repeats on its day
  • Switch a slow site to every 2 weeks → fewer wasted pumps
  • Drag Monday's stops to Tuesday after a storm → drivers see the change
  • Note the gate code and unit spots → no hunting on a big site
  • Have the app order Tuesday's stops (Team plan) → less windshield time
  • Add an extra service when a crew doubles up → one-off stop, same builder
  • Cancel the job when the units come home → remaining visits drop off
Rental Billing

Rental Bills That Go Out and Get Paid

Rental invoices slip in a busy month, and builder balances grow. Bill each month straight from the jobsite's record. A general contractor (GC) pays online by ACH (bank transfer) or card, and events get one bill after pickup.

  • Send each monthly rental invoice from the job → lines carry over
  • Send the event bill the day of pickup → no wait till month-end
  • Log a GC's mailed check → see who still owes you
  • Bill an overflow call on the same account → extra trips get paid
  • See a builder's open balance → collect before the next drop
  • Sync invoices with your accounting program → the books match the route
Blocked-Unit Photos

Photo Proof for Blocked and Tipped Units

The super calls to say nobody serviced the unit by the trailer. Your driver has a dated photo on the visit. It shows a pickup truck parked in front of the unit, and the call ends there.

  • Snap a blocked unit before driving on → the missed service isn't on you
  • Shoot the clean, restocked unit → the super sees the work
  • Photo the full row of units on site → the count is on record
  • Mark arrived and complete → time stamps sit in job history
  • Attach the photo to the invoice → fewer disputes at billing
  • Note a tipped unit and who reported it → warn the next driver
Event Rentals

Event Quotes for Units, Handwash and Trailers

A wedding planner wants 2 standard units and a wheelchair-accessible (ADA) unit. They also want a hand-wash station and a restroom trailer. Put each saved rate on one quote, then add drop-off and pickup.

  • Save each unit type with its rate → event quotes build in a minute
  • Offer standard units or a restroom trailer → the planner picks
  • Add delivery and pickup fees as lines → drive time gets paid
  • Add mid-event service as its own line → festival cleanouts get paid
  • Copy last year's county fair quote as a template → re-quote it fast
  • Let planners send event details through your web form → details arrive in writing
  • Know when the planner opens the quote → call before they book elsewhere
Drops and Pickups

Festival Drops and Pickups on One Job

A Saturday festival means drops Thursday and pickups Monday. The drop, the mid-event pump and the pickup all sit under one job. See the whole weekend in week view, and give each driver their own list.

  • Book drop, service and pickup as visits on one job → nothing gets forgotten
  • Color code drops, services and pickups → read the week fast
  • Assign the flatbed driver to deliveries → the pump truck stays on route
  • See trucks on the live map → send the closest to an overflow
  • Say "On my way to the Miller site" and confirm → the office knows
  • Check month view before festival season → spot the heavy weekends early
Drivers and Costs

Driver Hours, Dump Fees and Fuel

Two drivers, a yard hand and you each see your stops on a phone and clock in. Dump fees and fuel go in as job expenses, so you see what each route costs.

  • Clock drivers in at the yard → hours match the route
  • Submit dump-site fees as expenses → disposal cost is on the job
  • Approve fuel receipts from your phone → no shoebox of slips
  • Chat with a driver about a locked gate → they don't sit and wait
  • Add a summer helper for festival season → their stops show day one
  • Hand the Tuesday route to a new driver → stops show on their phone

Try It Free for 14 Days

Use sanitation management software free for 14 days and start booking jobs and sending invoices from day one.

Why Procured

What a Few Trucks and a Yard Pay

You may run 2 trucks and 200 units. Procured charges by user, not by stop, so a busy summer doesn't raise your bill.

No hidden fees on top of the monthly price
Stop any month, even in wedding season; no contract
Setup help by phone for your dispatcher
Load your first jobsites 5 minutes after signup
A $900 builder rental bill by bank transfer: $7.20
Text US staff from the yard; veteran-owned company
Who It's For

Which Portable Sanitation Companies It Fits

Run a few pump trucks and a yard of porta-potties or trailers? Procured fits your week. City trash fleets and food plants need other tools.

Procured Is ForProcured Is Not For
You service 100-500 units with 1-4 trucksYou need every unit tracked by serial number on a map
Most units sit on construction sites with weekly serviceYou bill on 28-day cycles with proration done for you
Weddings and county fairs fill your summer weekendsBooking events depends on knowing how many units are free that date
Supers claim you skipped a serviceYou print fats, oils and grease (FOG) manifests for city inspectors
Your route lives on a whiteboard in the yardYou run roll-off dumpsters with scale tickets
Builders pay late and their balances pile upYou want each builder's card charged every month on its own
You're moving off spreadsheets and sticky notesYou need truck inspection and fleet compliance records
Learn More

What Is Sanitation Management Software?

Sanitation management software is the app a porta-potty company uses to book service, rent out units and bill. Most search results for the term are about food plants and city trash trucks. Procured is for porta-potty and restroom trailer owners. It runs weekly service stops, event drops and pickups, photo proof and invoices.

FAQ

Common Questions

Is this sanitation software for food plants or city trash?

No. Food plants use their own tools for cleaning logs and food safety checks. Cities use fleet tools for trash routes. Procured is for porta-potty companies with hand-wash stations and restroom trailers on job sites and at events. It covers quotes, weekly service, photos and invoices.

Can it handle grease trap pump-outs too?

Yes, as normal service stops. Book them monthly or every 2 weeks, with photos of the trap, and bill them. That covers the visit side of grease work, though Procured doesn't print grease manifests.

Can I charge for a unit that gets damaged or tagged with graffiti?

Yes. Have the driver photo the damage on the visit, then add a damage charge as its own invoice line. Attach the same photo to the invoice. The builder sees the broken door or the paint before they ask why the bill went up.

Can I hold an event date before the couple pays in full?

Yes. Add a deposit to the wedding quote, and they accept and sign from their phone. Procured doesn't check how many trailers are free that weekend, though. Count your yard before you send the quote, so a deposit never lands on a double-booked trailer.

How does sanitation scheduling software help when a storm floods my phone?

It won't answer the calls, but it helps you sort them. Callers can type the address and unit count into your website form instead. Add each job as a one-off visit and push regular stops later in the week. Each driver sees the new list on their phone.

Can drivers use it at a rural event with bad signal?

Yes. Drivers can complete stops, take photos and add notes offline, and it syncs when they get signal back. Voice commands wait for a connection, so save them for the drive out. That helps at county fairgrounds and farm fields where the only bars are out on the main road.

Our routes live on a whiteboard. Will drivers pick up sanitation management software fast?

Yes, most drivers learn it on their first route: open the stop, take the photo, mark it done. Load only this week's jobsites at first, so the switch stays small. Add each jobsite as a client with its weekly visit, and save your unit rates once.

Can business software for sanitation contractors track units in the field?

Partly. It tracks the service each site gets, with pump, clean and restock visits, dates and photos. You can note unit counts and spots on each job. It doesn't list units by serial number or show how many will be free next month. Larger fleets often add a unit-tracking tool for that.

Can I bill builders every 28 days?

No. You send each invoice yourself, and repeating visits top out at monthly. For a 28-day cycle, send each bill on its date and prorate partial periods by hand. Shops with hundreds of 28-day accounts may want a tool built around that billing.

What would 2 trucks and a yard hand pay per month?

Team, at $75 a month, gives each of you a login, with one to spare. A pair of drivers, a helper and you all fit. The driver map and stop order come with it, plus chat for locked-gate questions. Adding stops never raises the price. Run a week of routes on the 14-day free trial; no credit card needed.

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