Pass WTNs directly to any connected business.
WasteBolt Linked connects waste carriers and receivers inside WasteBolt. One tap sends a completed WTN straight to the other party's account — pre-filled, validated, and DWT-ready. No email. No PDF. No re-entry.
The Problem
Paper still moves between waste businesses. It shouldn't.
When a carrier drops off a load, the receiver needs the WTN details to create their own record. Traditionally that means printing a copy, emailing a PDF, or reading numbers down the phone — then manually typing them in again on the other side.
Every re-entry step is a chance for a typo. A mismatched EWC code. A wrong weight. Fields that were missed. These discrepancies don't just slow things down — from October 2026 they'll show up as DWT submission mismatches that the Environment Agency can flag.
WasteBolt Linked eliminates the gap. One business passes the record; the other receives it instantly — complete, validated, and ready to submit.
Before WasteBolt Linked
Carrier prints WTN at yard or emails PDF to driver
Driver hands paper copy to receiver at gate
Receiver types WTN details into their own system manually
Receiver spots different EWC code — phones carrier to confirm
Both submit to DWT with slightly different data — potential mismatch
With WasteBolt Linked
Carrier completes WTN in WasteBolt as normal
Taps "Pass to Connection" — selects the receiver
WasteBolt validates party match (site, EWC, weight)
Receiver gets the record instantly — zero re-entry
Both submit to DWT from the same data — no mismatches
How It Works
Four steps. Zero paperwork.
From completing your WTN to the receiver having a DWT-ready record — in under a minute.
Connect with Another WasteBolt Business
Search for any business that uses WasteBolt by name or permit number. Send a connection request — once accepted, they appear in your Linked connections. Both parties must have active WasteBolt accounts.
Pass a WTN or Docket Directly
On any completed WTN or docket, tap "Pass to Connection" and select the connected business. WasteBolt checks both records match — site, carrier, EWC code, weight — and flags any discrepancies before you confirm.
Receiver Gets it Instantly
The connected business receives the WTN in their WasteBolt account immediately — pre-populated with every field from your record. No email, no PDF, no manual re-entry. They review, accept, and it's in their system.
Both Records Stay Linked
Your outbound WTN and the receiver's inbound record stay permanently linked. If either party edits a field, the other is notified. Both can submit to DWT independently — with the same reference data, so submissions align.
Pass to Connection
Passing
WTN-2026-1847
47 tonnes · EWC 17 09 04 · 24 Jun 2026
Select Connection
Greenfield Waste Ltd
EAWML 65498
Northern Recycling Co.
EPR/SP3892QX
Midlands Transfer Station
EAWML 47221
Party Match
Greenfield Waste Ltd will receive this record instantly in their WasteBolt account
Pass to Connection
One dialog. One tap. Done.
The "Pass to Connection" dialog appears on any completed WTN or docket. Select the receiving business from your connections — their permit number is displayed so you're always passing to the right party.
Before you confirm, WasteBolt runs an automatic party match check against receiver site, EWC code, carrier name, and declared weight. Everything green? Tap confirm. A discrepancy? You'll see it now — not after a DWT submission mismatch.
What You Get
Everything you need for seamless handover.
No re-entry. Ever.
Data flows directly from carrier to receiver inside WasteBolt. No printing, emailing, scanning, or copy-pasting. Eliminating transcription errors at the point of handover.
Party match validation
Before passing, WasteBolt compares key fields — site address, EWC code, weight, carrier — and displays a match badge (or mismatch warning) so discrepancies surface before they become DWT problems.
Instant delivery
Linked transfers happen in real time. The moment you press confirm, the receiving business has the record in their account. No waiting for email, no chasing paperwork.
Both-party audit trail
Every linked transfer is logged — who passed it, when, which fields changed. Full audit history on both sides, ready for EA inspection or internal compliance checks.
DWT-ready on both ends
Once accepted, the receiver's record has everything needed for a DWT submission. Carrier, site, EWC, weight — all pre-filled and validated. Submission is one click away.
Permission-controlled
You choose which businesses to connect with. Connections are mutual — both parties must accept. You can remove a connection at any time, immediately revoking access to share further records.
Use Cases
Works across every type of waste handover.
Any movement that crosses business boundaries is a perfect fit for WasteBolt Linked.
Skip Hire → Landfill Site
Skip hire company creates the WTN at collection. Passes it directly to the landfill or MRF — who receives it pre-filled for their DWT submission. No phone call, no email, no duplicate data entry.
Carrier → Transfer Station
Haulier collects waste from a commercial site and delivers to a licensed transfer station. WasteBolt Linked passes the movement record straight across — both sides submit to DWT from the same data.
Processor → Receiver
Waste processor loads material and passes the docket to the downstream recycler or disposal facility. Linked ensures the downstream record is accurate from the start — no back-and-forth on weights or EWC codes.
From October 2026, both sides of every movement need to match.
DWT requires carriers and receivers to submit waste movement records that align. When each party has re-keyed data independently, mismatches are inevitable. WasteBolt Linked ensures both submissions start from the same source — so they match by design, not by luck.
No re-entry errors
Matching DWT submissions
Instant cross-business delivery
Full audit trail
FAQ
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