Transfer Runs
Schedule a driver run to a licensed waste transfer site, linking the job to a site record in your account.
1. What is a transfer run
A transfer run is a scheduled job where a driver travels to a licensed waste transfer site — rather than to a customer site. This is typically used when a driver is bringing aggregated waste from multiple collections to a transfer station, treatment facility, or disposal site. Transfer runs are linked to a site record in your Sites module.
2. How transfer runs differ from collections
When you select Transfer Run as the collection type, the Assignment section shows an additional Transfer Site field that replaces the customer picker. The site field is populated from your saved sites. The customer field is still available if you want to record which customer's waste is being taken on this run.
3. Transfer run fields
These fields are specific to or particularly important for transfer runs.
Shown when: Shown only when collection type is Transfer Run
4. In the driver app
When a driver opens a transfer run job in the driver app, it shows as a Transfer Run type. The DriverTransferRun component provides a specialised view with information about the destination site and the waste being transferred. The driver can edit EWC codes on-site if the actual waste differs from what was planned.
Field Reference
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Collection type | No | Determines whether this is a customer collection or a transfer site run. |
| Transfer site | No | The licensed transfer facility the driver will be visiting. Populated from your saved sites. |
| Driver | No | The driver responsible for this transfer run. Visible in their driver app. |
| Waste description | No | Description of the waste being transferred to the site. |
| EWC codes | No | EWC codes for the waste being transferred. |
| Estimated quantity (kg) | No | Estimated total weight of waste being taken to the transfer site. |
| Notes for driver | No | Instructions, weighbridge details, or contact information for the transfer site. |