Scale house
The scale house enters its weights beside the customer's and sees the difference for every bin
Some plants weigh every bin before it leaves, to check they are paid on the right net weight. BinCall carries their numbers on the ticket and puts yours next to them.
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What goes wrong without it
The customer's scale ticket and your receiving report are compared by hand.
Tare is looked up bin by bin.
A weight question is settled from paper, after the load has been processed.
The screens
What they see in BinCall
The customer's sheet
The plant enters each bin at its own scale. A bin they have shipped before fills in its tare and material.
Your reweigh
The same sheet in your portal, by material, with a column for what your scale read.
The difference
Net against net for every bin and for the load. Differences of 50 pounds or more show in red.
Capabilities
What it does
Bin by bin
Bin number, gross, tare and net, grouped by material, the way a paper bin log reads.
Tare on file
Type a bin that has shipped before and its tare and material fill in.
Net worked out
Enter gross and tare. The net and the running total are calculated.
The difference in plain sight
Your net beside the customer's for each bin, with large differences marked.
On the ticket
Both sets of weights stay on the request with its ticket number.
Only where it applies
Weights are switched on per customer site. Accounts that do not weigh their loads never see the fields.
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See a full swap, start to finish
We walk you through one request on the real screens: the customer's phone, the dispatch queue, the driver's stops and the scale house. Bring the questions your dispatcher would ask.