Your Covered Electronic Waste log, maintained automatically from your receiving workflow. Every intake creates a CEW entry with item type, weight, and source — audit-ready, always current, no manual log updates.
A Covered Electronic Waste (CEW) log is a required record maintained by approved e-waste collectors and recyclers in California under the CEW program. The log documents every covered electronic device received — CRT monitors, CRT televisions, flat-panel displays and covered battery-embedded products — with the item type, weight, source, and date of receipt. DTSC and CalRecycle can request access to this log during audits or compliance reviews, and discrepancies between the log and CalRecycle CEW claim data are a common source of compliance findings.
In practice, most California e-waste collectors maintain their CEW log in a spreadsheet that's updated manually after each pallet is received. This creates a lag between the physical intake and the log entry, introduces transcription errors, and produces a log that isn't always synchronized with actual receiving records. When an auditor requests the log, reconciling it against receiving paperwork becomes a time-consuming compliance exercise — often surfacing discrepancies that require explanation.
Tayr maintains your CEW log automatically. When your team logs a pallet at intake — entering the weight, tagging the item type, and recording the source — Tayr creates a CEW log entry in real time. The log is always current, always synchronized with your receiving records, and always formatted for audit presentation. At any point you can filter by date range, export for DTSC or CalRecycle review, or pull a bulk export for a specific reporting period.
Maintain your Covered Electronic Waste log automatically from receiving data. Every pallet logged at intake creates a CEW entry with item type, weight, source, and date — audit-ready and always current.
Generate CalRecycle CEW claim data with CRT, non-CRT and CBEP unit counts, net weights, and pallet totals from the same data that feeds your CEW log. One receiving workflow drives both compliance outputs.
Log every inbound load with gross, tare, and net weights per pallet. Tag material as CRT, flatscreen, general e-waste, or non-SB-20. Every intake record becomes a CEW log entry automatically.
Create outbound invoices for your clients and purchase orders for generators — both connected to the same client records and receiving data that drives your CEW log.
Schedule e-waste pickups from corporate campuses, government facilities, and drop-off sites. Every pickup that results in a pallet intake automatically feeds the CEW log at the point of receiving.
Manage your commercial generator relationships with full profiles and transaction history. Generator attribution in the CEW log connects back to the client record for complete traceability.
Common questions about CEW log requirements from California e-waste collectors.
Request a demo and we'll walk you through the CEW log workflow with your receiving volume and DTSC audit requirements in mind.