Which Weighbridge Software Works With WasteBolt?
Short answer: almost all of it. WasteBolt doesn't need to integrate with your weighbridge brand directly — it just needs the ticket data, and there are two routes to get it there depending on what your system can already export.
Two Routes In
Rather than building a bespoke plugin for every weighbridge manufacturer, WasteBolt supports two universal integration paths that work regardless of make or age of system.
Which route do you need?
Route 1: CSV Import Templates
If your weighbridge software can export a ticket list to CSV or Excel — which the vast majority can — you set up a WasteBolt Import Template once, mapping its columns to WasteBolt's fields. From then on, exporting and importing a batch of tickets takes seconds, and the template fills in the compliance details (EWC codes, carrier details) automatically.
We have specific guides for several common systems, but the underlying method is identical for any brand: GlobeWeigh, Loadmaster, Weightron/Avery Weigh-Tronix, Compulink, Rinstrum, Command Alkon, and virtually any bespoke or legacy system that can produce a spreadsheet.
Route 2: WasteBolt Bridge Linked
Some weighbridge software doesn't export cleanly, or you'd rather not run a manual export/import step at all. If your system stores tickets in a local SQL database (common for PC-connected weighbridge software), WasteBolt Bridge Linked connects directly to that database and syncs new tickets automatically in the background.
This is the better option if you weigh high volumes daily and want zero manual steps between the weighbridge and WasteBolt.
Systems We Commonly See
Not seeing your system listed? That's fine — if it exports CSV or has a local database, it will work.