Waste tracking

Backworth Skip Hire

Waste tracking Backworth Skip Hire
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1. The load

2. Who brought it

Carrier address and contact (optional)
Broker or dealer (only if one arranged the movement)

3. What was in it

4. Your site

Prefilled from your settings. Change it here only if this load went to a different site.

Show the JSON that will be sent
Press “Check it” to build the payload.

Movement log

Export CSV
ReceivedTracking IDCarrierVehicle EWCWeight (kg)RefStatus

Not yet sent to Defra

Records must reach Defra within 2 working days, counted from the day after the waste arrived. A load in at 9am Monday is due by 11:59pm Wednesday.

ReceivedDeadlineTime leftCarrierEWC

Step 1 — build the spreadsheet

Fills Defra's own “Report receipt of waste” template with everything below, without touching its formatting. Upload the file you get at gov.uk/guidance/report-receipt-of-waste. Do this at least every other working day: each load has 2 working days from the day after it arrived.

ReferenceReceivedDeadlineCarrierEWCItemsStatus

Step 2 — put the result back in

After you upload, Defra hand you the spreadsheet back with a waste tracking ID against each movement in column B, and anything they rejected in column A. Drop that file here and it updates the log, so you keep the tracking IDs you need for corrections and for your customers.

Saved presets

Presets fill the form in one click. Save a carrier from the New receipt tab, or a waste type from any waste item.

TypeNameUsedDetail