What Happens When DWT Rejects Your Submission
Nothing gets silently rejected — the Digital Waste Tracking page tells you exactly what's missing before you ever try to submit, and blocks only the records that genuinely can't go through yet. Here's how to read the readiness badges and fix the most common issues.
How Readiness Is Checked
Every WTN and docket on the Digital Waste Tracking page is validated automatically and given a badge. Clicking a Warnings or Errors badge expands the specific issues inline, right on that row — no digging through settings to work out what's wrong.
The DWT readiness flow
The Most Common Blocking Errors
Almost every Error we see comes down to one of these six things. Fix the field, re-save the record, and it moves back to Ready.
Warnings You Might See During Submit
Hazardous waste with no consignment code
You'll be prompted to pick a reason — usually "No document travelling with the waste" if the paperwork itself doesn't carry one.
Missing carrier registration number
Pick the closest reason (On-Site, Household, One-Off, Marine) — WasteBolt defaults to One-Off if you skip it.
Avoiding Rejections in the First Place
A quick one-time setup checklist gets almost every future record to Ready on the first try:
- Set your Legislative Country in Profile Settings — it determines whether you submit to the EA, SEPA, NRW, or NIEA.
- Add your Waste Carrier Licence Number and Environmental Permit/Exemption Number in Profile Settings → Compliance Details.
- Add consignee permit numbers, emails and addresses, and carrier licence numbers in Pick Lists.
- Make sure every WTN has an EWC code — set up an Import Template so this fills in automatically for imported records.