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Garden waste containers

Admittedly, nature follows its schedule, but it's not "every other Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. " that applies. If you have a garden, you will realize the variations in needs when it comes to garden waste. This variation, linked to fixed schedules, poses challenges for everyone involved in the form of empty vessels and sometimes overcrowded, and too heavy, vessels. This allows this application to have interesting advantages when it comes to digitalization.
Smart garden vessels that send a signal

Adapt emptying frequency according to the customer's needs

Garden waste containers and household waste from holiday homes often have a similar challenge, but with big variations: Sometimes you need more collections than the schedule and sometimes significantly fewer. With demand-driven collection, the customer can call off as many transportations as they need.

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  • holiday home – save time and avoid driving on bad roads unnecessarily.
  • Combine a schedule with demand-driven collection. If a route runs once a week, the customer can activate pick-up, for the garbage truck to stop.
  • Offer increased flexibility and get higher customer satisfaction
  • The customer can purchase a fixed number of emptyings, and use these when they need to and not on a fixed schedule. What effect do you expect from it?

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Can the emptying of garden vessels take place in line with the variety and needs of the season?

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Engage your users in the collection of waste. The user decides when the vessel should be emptied through a simple 'swipe'.

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