Los Angeles County is one of the highest-volume markets for California's SB-20 e-waste program. LA recyclers process CRT monitors, flatscreen TVs, laptops, and mixed electronics from a diverse mix of commercial generators — corporate IT departments doing equipment refreshes, municipalities running e-waste events, schools replacing aging technology, and retail chains accepting consumer drop-offs.
Managing this volume across fragmented tools — QuickBooks for billing, Excel for weight logs, a separate scheduling tool for pickup runs — creates data gaps that become compliance problems when a claim goes out. CalRecycle audits require accurate CRT vs. flatscreen unit counts and net weights for every covered electronic waste transaction. When that data lives in multiple spreadsheets, reconciling it takes days instead of minutes.
Tayr consolidates the full workflow for LA e-waste recyclers: pallet receiving with automatic weight calculations, SB-20 report generation, CEW log management, purchase orders, client invoicing, and logistics scheduling — all in one connected platform. Your compliance data builds automatically as you process loads, so the report data behind a claim is a filter and an export, not a manual reconstruction.