Sacramento is California's state capital and home to some of the largest public-sector technology consumers in the state. State government agencies, county departments, school districts, and healthcare systems across the Sacramento Valley retire tens of thousands of computers, monitors, and servers every year on public procurement cycles — creating a high-volume, compliance-intensive recycling environment for approved e-waste collectors in the region.
Government and institutional clients in Sacramento often have specific chain-of-custody documentation requirements: certificates of recycling, data destruction records, and audit-ready logs that prove proper handling. E-waste recyclers serving these accounts need a system that generates that documentation automatically from the same workflow used for CalRecycle CEW reporting — not a separate manual process.
Tayr handles the full Sacramento workflow. Pallet receiving captures every load at intake with weight, item type, and source. SB-20 and DTSC reports generate from that data automatically. Client invoicing with PDF certificates connects to the same records. And a public pickup portal handles institutional scheduling requests — eliminating the phone and email overhead of managing large public-sector accounts.