Industrial Container Request
- 1Client submits swap request via online portal
- 2System creates task for dispatch and notifies the driver
- 3Confirmation SMS sent to client with ETA
- 4Follow-up email sent once the drop-off is logged
Systems for Recyclers
Scrap metal recyclers earn margins by managing the spread between spot market prices and intake volume. Income is usually lost during manual price sheet updates, unorganized commercial container pickups, and missed follow-ups with high-value industrial accounts.
B2B & Industrial
Also for: Scrap Metal Recyclers
How the business actually works
Inquiry
A commercial account or residential seller reaches out to check daily spot prices or pick-up availability.
Price Quoting
Staff provides current rates for non-ferrous or ferrous materials based on updated price sheets.
Logistics Planning
Scheduling roll-off container drops or flatbed pickups for industrial manufacturing clients.
Intake & Weighing
The material arrives at the yard and is graded, weighed, and logged against the ticket.
Settlement
Payments are processed via scale ticket integration or commercial invoicing for recurring accounts.
Account Retention
Regularly engaging commercial partners to ensure container swaps are timely and service is consistent.
Where it leaks
Communicating daily market changes to the yard staff and callers is prone to error. Without automated price updates, you risk overpaying for material or losing volume to competitors with better visibility.
Coordinating roll-off swaps for industrial accounts via text or sticky notes leads to missed pickups. This creates friction with your most profitable commercial clients who depend on a clear yard.
Potential sellers calling to check copper or aluminum prices often hang up if they hit voicemail. These missed calls represent lost tonnage that goes directly to the yard down the street.
Large manufacturing plants looking for new scrap contracts require professional follow-up and documentation. If your response time is slow, you miss out on high-volume, long-term contracts.
Client data is often trapped in the scale software, making it impossible to market to past sellers. Lack of CRM integration prevents you from sending alerts when prices for specific materials spike.
What LATTICE can build
Update your daily rates in one place and have them instantly reflect on your website and via automated SMS replies to price inquiries.
A dedicated portal for industrial accounts to request container swaps or scheduled pickups without calling the main office.
An intelligent voice system that answers common questions about accepted materials, hours, and current pricing for common metals.
Instantly send a text to anyone who calls the yard after hours, ensuring you capture every load of high-value non-ferrous material.
Automated reminders for industrial prospects to sign service agreements and safety waivers for on-site container placement.
Send bulk SMS alerts to your database when market prices for copper or brass reach a certain threshold to drive immediate yard traffic.
Centralize all communication and service history for your largest commercial scrap suppliers in one unified view.
Example systems
Tell us what's slowing the business down. LATTICE can build around the way your business operates.
Yes, the system is designed to allow for rapid updates to price lists. You can sync these changes across your website and automated response tools to ensure sellers always have current information.
We build custom workflows that track which containers are at which client locations. This ensures your dispatchers know exactly where your assets are and when they are due for a swap or pickup.
No, our systems act as the communication and logistics layer that sits on top of your operations. We focus on the client-facing side, such as lead capture, price communication, and commercial account management.
Absolutely. By tagging sellers based on the material they typically bring in, you can send targeted communications, such as specialized pricing for trade professionals who provide consistent volume.
Yes, all dashboards and communication tools are accessible via mobile devices, allowing yard managers and dispatchers to manage pickups and respond to inquiries from the field.