Reusable Plastic Container Tracking
Make your reusable plastic containers actually come back
A solution for every step of the container lifecycle
See cycle times, damage, and loss across the whole fleet
Barcode every tote, crate, liquid box, and RPC, then scan them on outbound loads, on return, through wash, and at damage inspection. Cycle-time and loss reporting show which customers and lanes your containers disappear at, and open data access lets you export everything to run your own reporting on inventories, cycle times, damage, and customer performance.
Eliminate delivery paperwork
Replace paper work orders and driver instructions with mobile point of sale (POS), and send work orders directly to Datacor ERP or other business management software.
Reconcile every load of full and collapsed containers
Verify outbound loads and inbound returns against what was planned, directly on the truck, so a shortfall is caught at the dock instead of at year-end inventory.
Wash, inspect, repair, retire
Route containers through wash and repair workflows, flag units for repair or retirement based on trip count and condition, and keep the hygiene and inspection records that food-contact packaging demands.
Settle damage disputes with a photograph, not an argument
Mobile scanning and photo capture document container condition at the moment it is observed — on the dock, on the truck, or at the wash line. Damage trends surface early, charges land on the right party, and disputes end before they start.
Bill for containers that stay out too long
Track per-trip and per-day balances by customer and location, apply your contract terms automatically, and turn containers sitting idle in the field into recovered revenue.
Let customers tell you when a return is worth a truck
Give customers app and portal access to report how many containers they hold and where. Your team dispatches a pickup when there is a full truckload, or enough volume to make the run pay for itself.
Scan a pallet of collapsed containers once
Collapsible containers stack by the hundred. Group them on a pallet and scan a single barcode instead of every unit, so returns move fast without losing a link in the chain.
