Tally runs the whole yard in one desktop app — customer requests, driver dispatch, container tracking, weighing, billing prep and DEC compliance. No spreadsheets stitched together.
Each stage writes to the same records, so the weight a driver confirms in the field is the weight the billing worksheet reads that afternoon.
A customer calls for a container or a haul. It lands on a delivery sheet — multi‑container, editable, with demo and direct‑landfill support.
Drag jobs onto a driver's lane or timeline. Multi‑container sheets split into per‑container tasks, each crossed off on its own.
Pickup → dumped → weighed. Drivers confirm weight, destination and yard from the field through the same record the office uses.
Tipping, trucking and fuel surcharge total on a per‑sheet worksheet. Mark it invoiced with a QuickBooks number when it's out the door.
Every screen is one product — warm where you plan and review, clean and dense where you're reading numbers mid‑task.
A separate, deliberately small page — about 36 KB against 615 KB for the office app — installed to the home screen as My Run.
Tally is an Electron desktop app that hosts its own API and web UI. Staff reach it from a browser or the thin‑client shell; dispatchers add it to a phone.
Because every material is picked from a catalog mapped to a DEC waste category, the annual filings classify correctly without a reconciliation pass at year‑end.
A walkthrough with your own dispatch board, containers and materials — not a canned demo.