Fleet, dispatch & disposal tracking for junk removal
Know which truck and crew are moving each load — and where it ended up
Junkscan gives providers fleet and dispatch views tied to work orders and assignments, from the office dashboard down to the driver app. Drivers can also log the dump site, ticket number, weight, and a photo of the physical ticket for every disposal run, so the back office has a real paper trail instead of a guess.
AI-assisted when you want it. Powerful without it. Built for haulers, crews, trucks, routes, and cities.
The operator problem
Junk removal has handoffs. Your software should connect them.
When trucks, drivers, and work orders are tracked in separate conversations, dispatchers lose visibility and crews lose time searching for the details of the next pickup — and dump fees get logged as a vague dollar amount with no record of which site, ticket, or load weight it came from.
How Junkscan works
Dispatch with the job context attached
- 01See the workStart with booked jobs and the customer details the crew needs to complete the pickup.
- 02Assign the capacityMatch work orders with available vehicles and drivers in the dispatch workflow.
- 03Operate the routeGive the crew one place to reference address, notes, load context, and status from the driver app.
- 04Log the disposal & review the dayDrivers record the dump site, ticket number, weight, and a ticket photo; owners review assignments, completions, and disposal records together.
Inside Junkscan
Match today’s jobs to real capacity
Vehicles, drivers, and work-order assignments stay visible in the same operational system.
Match today’s jobs to real capacity
Sample workspace — no customer dataA representative view built from the current Junkscan provider, employee, schedule, fleet, and invoicing workflows. Labels are real; sample content is intentionally non-sensitive.
From feature to outcome
Tools that solve the next operational problem.
Junkscan supports the path from one owner-operated truck to multiple vehicles and crews, with the driver app and dump-ticket tracking remaining part of the same product.
Vehicles and assignments are easier to reason about when they are attached to actual work orders.
The team can start from the customer and job record rather than a partial text message.
The same dispatch model can support a second truck and the operational handoffs that follow.
Every dump-site ticket a driver logs — site, ticket number, weight, and photo — is attached to the job and visible from the back office.
Go deeper on Junkscan
Connect this workflow to the rest of the operation.
Junkscan FAQs
Questions operators ask before they scale.
Does Junkscan include vehicle assignments?
Yes. The existing fleet and dispatch surfaces connect vehicles and work-order assignments to scheduled work.
Is there a separate driver product?
No. The driver app is an authenticated surface of Junkscan, not a separate product.
Can I use this with more than one truck?
Yes. Multi-truck operations are part of the provider workflow, with dispatch visibility for assignments and vehicles.
Can drivers log dump-site tickets?
Yes. From the driver app, drivers can record the dump or transfer site, ticket number, load weight, and a photo of the physical ticket for each job, tied directly to that job’s expense record.
Built for the next move
Run every truck, route, crew, and city from one operating system.
See how Junkscan connects the work from first lead to paid invoice, with or without the AI photo estimator.
Already have an account? Sign in to the Junkscan dashboard