Reporting¶

The Reporting section of the Customer Portal provides insight into completed waste services using charts, tables, and summaries.

Reports in this section help you understand costs, waste volumes, recovery performance, and where waste ultimately ends up.

About this section¶

Reporting data is generated from job information provided by your waste management company.

Note

Reporting is controlled by your waste management company, who provides access to this data through the Customer Portal.
Reports are read‑only and based on completed and invoiced jobs.

Data is refreshed overnight and reflects the most recent completed activity.

What you can do¶

Using the Reporting section, you can:

Analyse waste volumes over time
Compare costs across periods, departments, and sites
Understand waste recovery and disposal outcomes
Support sustainability reporting and duty of care obligations
Download data for further analysis

Note

All costs shown in Reporting are exclusive of VAT.

Pages in this section¶

Summary¶

A high‑level dashboard showing job counts, total tonnage, costs, and recovery versus disposal trends.

Departments¶

Cost breakdowns by department, helping you understand internal allocation of services.

Waste Types¶

Waste collected, split by waste type and EWC code.

Waste Fates¶

How waste is treated or disposed of, shown as recovery and disposal percentages.

Container Types¶

Analysis of the types of containers used for waste collections.

Employees¶

Waste and costs attributed to individual employees.

Disposal Points¶

Where waste ends up, supporting duty of care and compliance reporting.

Vehicles¶

Waste moved by individual vehicles and drivers during the selected period.

Getting started¶

If you are new to Reporting, we recommend:

Starting with Summary to understand overall trends
Reviewing Waste Fates to understand recovery performance
Exploring Departments or Sites for internal analysis