How do you track scrap volumes so they can be used in a sustainability report?
Short answer: Record every sale in a single register with date, material, weight and buyer, total it by month and year, and keep the register consistent in units and categories, because a reliable report depends on being able to say how much of each material left your business and being able to trace each figure back to a document.
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Keeping every sale in a single spreadsheet or system avoids gaps and duplicates and makes totals straightforward.
Consistent units and categories
Using the same units and material names every time prevents errors when you add up the year.
Trace each figure
Each line in the register should point back to a docket or receipt, so that anyone checking the figure can find the evidence.
How ScrapTrade Fits In
ScrapTrade trade histories can be exported to your register, so figures come straight from the recorded sales.
Good evidence starts with the sale. ScrapTrade records the material, weight, buyer and payment of each trade, with verified buyers and escrow-protected payments.
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