Wastehero
Part of WasteOS · your brand on the front · your platform behind it

Every routine call becomes a self-service order.

The Citizen Portal is the branded front door of WasteOS. Residents and businesses report, book, and pay in their own language, every order is priced from your tariff and slotted on a route, and nothing lands on a message pad in between.

See it with your own services Phone call vs. portal Bring last month’s call log.
One bulky-waste order, both sides of it: picked, priced, slotted, confirmed, and already on the operation’s screen. Faithful recreation on demonstration data.
Sønderhavn Kommune · My waste service
What do you need?
Choose a service for Nørrevang 12
+Extra emptying
Bulky waste
Add container
Repair
Signed in · your address and containers are already known
Bulky waste
AddressNørrevang 12
What are we collecting?
Sofa · 3-seater Mattress + Add item
DKK 349
Priced instantly from the city’s tariff
Pick a slot
Slots follow routes already planned near you
Wed 07:00-11:00
Thu 07:00-11:00fits Thursday’s route
Fri 12:00-16:00
Sat 09:00-13:00
Order confirmed
Bulky waste · Nørrevang 12
on Thursday’s route
Order S-1043 · receipt and live status in the portal
What the operation seeslive
Orders · this morning
S-1041Extra emptying · Harbour Road 41confirmed
S-1042Repair · Station Squareconfirmed
S-1043Bulky waste · Nørrevang 12incomingconfirmed
priced from tariff slotted on Route N-2 no phone call
The order is already a stop on a route and a line on the next invoice. Nothing re-keyed.
Measured, not promised: the platform’s own running totals
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tickets handled on the platform
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bins under management
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crew hours run through the driver app
Platform totals across WasteHero operations, not projections. When the portal fronts your service, these counters run on your residents’ requests.
Phone-and-paper vs. the portal

The same request, two very different days.

What routine service work costs when it runs through the switchboard, and what it costs when residents serve themselves.

The question every service desk hears
Switchboard · message padOffice hours 08:00-15:00
TimeChannelRequestWhere it went
09:02CallMissed collectionnote on a desk
11:47CallAny update?asked to ring back
17:20VoicemailBulky pickupwaits for morning
Ring again tomorrow.
Citizen Portallive
TimeChannelRequestStatus
09:02PortalMissed collectionticket in WasteOS
23:41PortalBulky pickuppriced · slot picked
07:15PortalAny update?status on screen
 
Booked · Thu 07:00-11:00 · live status in the portal, no call needed

Self-service, not switchboard

Residents open the portal, pick the service, and file the request. Routing, classification, and SLA timers start automatically, with no inbox to monitor and no missed messages on the way through.

Straight into WasteOS

Every request lands in the platform as a ticket, order, or update, on the same data model your routes and invoices already use. There is no separate portal inbox to reconcile.

Priced before it’s ordered

Orders resolve against your own tariff at the moment of booking, so the price the resident accepts is the price your invoice line carries.

How residents use it

From problem to resolved, without leaving the portal

The same four steps whether a citizen is reporting a missed bin or booking a bulky pickup.

1

Find their address

Residents sign in and see their own address, containers, and collection calendar, no account number to dig up, no wrong-property confusion.

2

Make the request

Report a missed collection, order an extra pickup, book a bulky item, or raise a question. The right form appears for the right request.

3

Track it live

Every request shows its current status and next step. Citizens see progress the moment your team acts on it, so nobody calls to ask ‘any update?’

4

Settle up

Invoices, receipts, and payment history sit in the same place. Residents pay online and see exactly what they were charged and why.

What you get

A front desk that never puts anyone on hold

Four capabilities that move routine service work out of the call queue without losing the record.

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Self-service tickets

Customers raise tickets themselves

Open the portal, pick the service, file the request. Done. From there the ticket is classified, routed to the right team, and put on an SLA clock the moment it arrives, so nothing sits unread in a shared mailbox.

Tickets · this morning
09:02Missed collection · Nørrevang 12SLA timer running
09:14Broken lid · Harbour Road 41routed to operations
09:31Overflowing shared bin · photo attachedclassified
02
Contracts

Every agreement in one place

Customers see their active contracts, scheduled pickups, billing terms, and history without calling. Updates flow straight from the platform, so what they see is always what’s true.

Agreements · Nørrevang 12
ServiceContainerScheduleStatus
Residual240Lweeklyactive
Paper & card240Levery 2 weeksactive
Garden waste140Lseasonalpaused
Bulky pickup·on demandactive
03
Orders & changes

Request extras, swaps, and pauses on demand

Need an extra collection, a container swap, or a holiday pause? Customers submit the change themselves, your team approves or auto-confirms by rules you set, and the schedule updates the moment it’s approved.

Requests · awaiting
Extra emptying · Station Squareapproved · added to Thursday
Container swap · 660Lawaiting your approval
Holiday pause · 2 weeksauto-confirmed by your rule
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Communication history

Every conversation, always at hand

Every email, in-app message, status update, and resolution lives in the customer’s portal, threaded by service or ticket. No more “I never got that”: the trail is right there.

Thread · missed collection
Mon 09:02The bin wasn’t emptied this morning
Mon 09:03Ticket created · crew notified
Tue 07:48Collected · photo on the record
Tue 07:49Resolved · receipt in your history
Built for who’s asking

One portal, tuned to each kind of resident

Households, businesses, and property managers see the service that applies to them, nothing more to wade through.

Households

Everyday service for everyday residents

A clean, mobile-first view of the household’s own collection calendar, containers, and requests.

  • See the next collection date at a glance
  • Report a missed bin in a couple of taps
  • Get reminders before collection day
  • Available in the resident’s own language
Businesses

Commercial service without the paperwork

Business customers manage multiple sites, containers, and contracts from one login.

  • Order extra capacity when volumes spike
  • Split requests and invoices by site
  • Download statements for accounting
  • Keep every agreement in one place
Property managers

Manage many addresses at once

Housing associations and property managers act on behalf of the residents they serve.

  • Handle every building from one account
  • Raise requests for any managed address
  • Track resolution across the whole portfolio
Ready for the public

A portal your citizens can actually trust

Accessible, private, and branded as yours, not ours.

Accessible by design

WCAG-minded, keyboard-navigable, and readable on the oldest phone in the household.

Speaks their language

The interface follows the resident’s language automatically, and adding another is a translation, not a project.

Branded as yours

Your logo, your colours, your domain. Residents never see a third-party tool.

By design

What the portal guarantees

No projected savings on this page. These are properties of how the Citizen Portal works, and the call-volume numbers that matter will be modelled on your own service in the demo.

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Of portal requests land in WasteOS with routing and SLA timers running
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Place residents check orders, status, history, and receipts
0
Re-keying between the portal and your operation
Questions from the front desk

What cities and haulers ask us first

The practical questions that come up before a portal goes live.

Do residents need to create an account? +
They can. Residents sign in to see their own address, history, and invoices, but you can also allow one-off requests without an account for the simplest cases, like reporting a missed bin.
Which languages does the portal support? +
The portal is multilingual and follows each resident’s own language automatically. Adding another language is a translation file, not a rebuild.
Where do requests actually go? +
Straight into WasteOS as a ticket, order, or update. Each one is classified and routed on arrival and its SLA clock starts immediately, so your team picks it up in the same workspace where routes and invoices already live.
How is resident data handled? +
Data stays in the EU with access control and a full audit trail of who changed what. Residents see only their own records; your team sees only what its role allows.
Can we make it look like ours? +
Yes. The portal carries your logo, colours, and domain, so it reads as an extension of your own service, not a bolt-on.

Bring last month’s call log.

We’ll put the portal in front of a slice of your own services and show you the resident’s view, and your office’s, before you change a thing.

30 minutes · your own services · no slides · no commitment.
Prefer email? hello@wastehero.io

See the portal with your own services
Opens your email with everything pre-filled. Nothing is sent behind your back.
Citizen Portal · every routine request, self-service
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