AnyWaste

Core Features

AnyWaste is built around the principle that waste movements should be recorded once and shared across the entire waste supply chain rather than recreated separately by producers, carriers, brokers, and recyclers. The platform therefore focuses on digital record creation, chain-wide visibility, regulatory reporting, and interoperability with existing operational systems. Some of its main features are:

• Digital Waste Documentation – Creates and manages documents such as digital Waste Transfer Notes (WTNs), Hazardous Waste Consignment Notes (HWCNs), Duty of Care records, and Dangerous Goods Notes (DGNs).

• Connected Supply Chain Network – Links producers, carriers, brokers, and recyclers within a shared environment where movement records can be viewed and updated by authorised parties.

• Digital Waste Tracking Readiness – Designed to support organisations preparing for the UK's Digital Waste Tracking Service rollout, including digital recordkeeping and auditable movement histories.

• Compliance & Regulatory Reporting – Automates reporting activities such as waste returns, EWC-code reporting, duty-of-care documentation, and other regulatory submissions.

• Operational Dashboards – Provides visibility into inbound and outbound tonnage, waste streams, EWC code distribution, consignment activity, and movement trends.

• Integration Framework – Supports CSV exchange, SFTP transfers, and REST APIs for integration with accounting systems, telematics platforms, weighbridge software, and other operational systems.

Closing Insights

AnyWaste is focused on the regulatory and operational challenges associated with the UK's transition from paper-based waste records to digital waste tracking. The platform covers the participants involved in a waste movement—including producers, carriers, brokers, and recyclers—and provides shared access to key waste management documentation. Its functionality is structured around maintaining a continuous digital record of waste movements rather than having each participant maintain separate paperwork.

The platform is particularly notable for its alignment with the UK's Digital Waste Tracking Service (DWTS) rollout. AnyWaste already supports digital waste documentation and provides a roadmap tied to forthcoming regulatory milestones, including expanded connectivity between supply-chain participants and additional reporting capabilities for recyclers. It also addresses areas that are often difficult to manage using spreadsheets and paper records, such as duty-of-care evidence requests, waste returns, audit trails, cross-site reporting, and international waste movements covered by Annex VII, Article 18, and Green and Amber List shipment requirements of the EU Waste Shipment Regulation.

Pricing follows a supply chain model rather than a conventional per-user SaaS structure. Recyclers typically act as the "anchor account," paying subscription fees while inviting producers and carriers into their connected network. Public pricing starts at £50 per month for Recycler Starter plans, £15 per month for Carrier Connect accounts, and free or low-cost options for many producer users. Multi-site and enterprise deployments are available on a quotation basis. The availability of REST APIs, SFTP integrations, and structured data exchange options may also appeal to organisations seeking to connect AnyWaste with existing operational systems.