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Yes. A subcontractor may charge you by the pound while you charge your customer by the container. OCTO will properly track both pricing models, and your internal cost will always reflect exactly what the subcontractor charged you.

Yes. Manifests can be manually edited up until the point they are marked as finalized for disposal. Once finalized, no further edits are allowed.

Yes. You can configure whether a generator is charged a payment processing fee. This may follow the system-wide default, be disabled entirely, or be customized for a specific generator.

Yes. OCTO allows you to create manual invoices with custom line items, apply contracted pricing, and optionally configure recurring invoices.

Yes. A cost may be assigned to any custom service or product entered into the system, allowing OCTO to track internal costs accurately.

Invoices may be edited at any time until they are marked as paid. The invoice number remains the same and updates reflect in real time throughout the system.

Yes. Generators may be set to Flat Monthly with Threshold billing, allowing a flat monthly rate while capturing overages automatically.

Waste originates at the generator, is placed on a service vehicle, and may move through one or more transfer stations before final treatment.

Yes. OCTO allows notes to be recorded at the generator, billing, service, driver, and transaction levels.

Subcontractors see limited information during the SSR phase and expanded service details only after accepting the request.

Yes. Contractors can view manifests immediately and promote them for billing after subcontractor approval.

OCTO supports routing up to 100 stops per route and allows routes to be planned weeks or months in advance.