The San Francisco Bay Area generates more enterprise IT equipment for recycling than almost any other region in California. Hundreds of technology companies across Santa Clara County, Alameda County, and San Mateo County run regular IT refresh cycles — retiring laptops, monitors, servers, networking equipment, and mobile devices on an annual or biennial basis. For approved e-waste recyclers in the region, this creates both high volume and high complexity.
Bay Area recyclers need to handle corporate pickup logistics for large campuses, document every covered electronic waste transaction for CalRecycle CEW reporting, maintain DTSC documentation, issue certificates of recycling to their corporate clients, and process invoices across dozens of accounts. Managing all of this in separate spreadsheets and accounting software creates the kind of compliance risk that shows up in audits.
Tayr is built specifically for this workflow. Every pallet received is tagged and weighed in real time, creating a live compliance record. SB-20 reports and DTSC documentation generate automatically from that data. Client invoicing and vendor purchase orders connect to the same records. And a public pickup request portal handles the coordination load for corporate generator accounts — so your team spends less time on the phone and more time processing material.