About LoadLog
Built for permitted waste receiving sites that need to move from paper Waste Transfer Notes to DEFRA's Digital Waste Tracking Service.
Get Started FreeLoadLog is built for permitted waste receiving sites that need to move from paper Waste Transfer Notes to DEFRA's Digital Waste Tracking Service, without taking on a full enterprise system to do it.
The platform covers the whole digital WTN lifecycle: recording load details, capturing legally compliant signatures, submitting to DEFRA and generating PDF records for your files. It works offline, on whatever device you already have, with no app store installation and no training course required.
Built by RDC IT Solutions Ltd
LoadLog is developed and maintained by RDC IT Solutions Ltd, a software company registered in England and Wales. We build practical, regulation-focused software for industries that have to get compliance right, rather than software that just looks impressive in a sales demo.
Why we built it
The Environment Act 2021 means every permitted waste receiving site has to record incoming loads digitally from October 2026. The enterprise systems built for this kind of job, AMCS and Access Weighsoft among them, start from around £400 a month and are designed for large, multi-site operators with dedicated IT support. For a skip yard or a single transfer station logging a handful of loads a day, that's a lot of system, and a lot of cost, for a fairly simple job.
We built LoadLog to be the right size for that job: a straightforward way to record loads, capture signatures and send completed Waste Transfer Notes to DEFRA, priced and designed for a small operation rather than a national one.
How we handle your data
All LoadLog data is hosted in the UK, on Supabase infrastructure in the EU-West-2 region, encrypted both in transit and at rest. Every action taken on your account is logged in a complete audit trail, so you have a full record for your own compliance evidence as well as ours. RDC IT Solutions Ltd is ICO registered and built to GDPR standards from the ground up. Carrier verification checks run against the Environment Agency's public register, so the data you rely on to vet a carrier comes from the regulator itself, not a third-party copy.
What's next
From October 2027, waste carriers, brokers and dealers will be legally required to digitally initiate waste movement records of their own. LoadLog will extend to support carrier accounts ahead of that date, so carriers can create, sign and share digital WTNs directly with the receiving sites they work with, and receiving sites can confirm receipt digitally, closing the loop on both ends of the transfer.
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