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Container & asset tracking

Container tracking software that never loses a can

Haultro records container identity, state, facility or customer custody, moves, inspections, dwell time, fill readings, and 24/48/72-hour fill predictions in one tenant-scoped registry.

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Container workspace

Container workspace

Example day
Tuesday, 08:42
Illustrative roll-off yard scene
ASSET RECORDC-208 30 yd roll-off
Location
Mesa Construction
Next move
Scheduled swap
Assignment
Truck T-07
Container movementsExample records
  1. C-104
    Main yard20 yd · Returned from NorthsideReturned
  2. C-208
    Mesa Construction30 yd · Roll-offSwap scheduled
  3. C-316
    Main yard20 yd · Roll-offAvailable

A scheduled swap connects the container, truck, and customer.

Example records, not live customer data. Features depend on release and configuration.

Fast facts for buyers

What the platform changes.

MetricExpected outcomeTechnology layer
Container inventoryRecorded state for every can: in a yard, bay, truck, customer site, idle, full, or retiredTenant asset registry and custody moves
Custody reviewLast recorded facility, bay, customer, address, actor, and movement timeIdempotent move history per asset
Swap timingSwaps scheduled from a 48-72 hour fill forecast instead of an angry phone callPredictive fill analytics per container
UtilizationDwell-time and turn scoring that surfaces idle steel to redeploy or rentUtilization analytics by asset, site, and customer

Outcome figures are modeled, representative targets, not guaranteed results. How these figures are calculated

Common buyer searches answered

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24/48/72 hr
Fill prediction windows
Full history
Custody and movement records
Photo evidence
Inspection proof
Tenant-scoped
Registry and events

The challenge

  • ! Container identity and ownership drift when inventory lives in spreadsheets.
  • ! Teams cannot reconstruct which yard, bay, truck, or customer last held an asset.
  • ! Inspections and condition photos get separated from the unit they describe.
  • ! Idle containers tie up capital when dwell evidence is not visible.
  • ! Overflow decisions arrive too late when fill readings are not forecast.

How Haultro answers

  • Maintain a typed registry with asset tag, serial number, ownership, state, and billing eligibility.
  • Record custody-preserving moves between facilities, bays, customers, and field addresses.
  • Capture condition inspections, checklists, notes, timestamps, and photo evidence.
  • Track dwell and idle state using recorded movement history.
  • Store fill readings and generate 24/48/72-hour predictions from recent evidence.
  • Ingest compatible sensor or device records only after a written provider and hardware acceptance.

Inside the module

What your team can work with.

Tenant-scoped asset registry with unique asset tags
Facility and bay inventory structure
Customer, organization, and field custody states
Idempotent asset-move records with actor and timestamp
Inspection checklist, condition, notes, and photo URLs
Lifecycle dates from acquisition through retirement
Billing-eligibility and occupancy-period records
Dwell and last-moved evidence
24/48/72-hour fill predictions from real readings
Condition-based maintenance handoff
Signed outbound webhooks for accepted external synchronization
Explicit provider and hardware availability states

Recover idle steel

Use recorded custody and dwell evidence

Every move records who acted, when it happened, and the resulting custody and billing state. Teams can review idle assets without treating missing GPS or scan data as a confirmed location.

Find idle assets

Review idle-since and last-moved timestamps by facility, bay, customer, or state.

Reconstruct custody

Follow the idempotent movement history from the registry record.

Review condition

Use inspection notes, checklists, and photos tied to the exact asset.

How it works

Adopting container tracking software that never loses a can.

01

Register the asset

Create or import the asset tag, serial number, type, ownership, and initial custody state.

02

Record each move

A tenant user records the from and to facility, bay, customer, address, custody, and billing state with an idempotency key.

03

Inspect and read

Attach condition evidence and ingest accepted fill readings from configured devices.

04

Forecast and review

Haultro calculates 24/48/72-hour fill values and surfaces dwell evidence for dispatch review.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is container tracking software?

Container tracking software maintains a governed registry of every roll-off, dumpster, cart, and bin: its recorded state, facility or customer custody, move history, condition evidence, and fill forecast.

How are passive containers tracked today?

They use the registry, recorded custody moves, assignments, inspections, and service history. The current production contract does not claim RFID or QR field scanning, automatic geofence movement, or physical-scan reconciliation.

How does fill prediction work?

Haultro derives 24/48/72-hour values from recent tenant fill readings. A prediction remains evidence-bounded; missing or stale sensor data is not replaced with a fabricated reading.

What sensors and hardware are supported?

The platform has device and fill-reading ingestion paths. A named sensor or hardware combination is supported only after the customer device, credentials, payload, cadence, and live acceptance have been verified.

Does Haultro automatically flag stolen containers?

No. Teams can review last-known custody, last movement, idle state, and service history, but automatic lost or stolen classification is not part of the current production contract.

Get started

Put every container in one governed registry.

Bring your can count and yard list. We will show you the custody history, recorded fill evidence, and assets that need review.

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