Your landfill invoice, tied out to every ticket, in one click.

Month-end automation for independent waste haulers, built by someone who runs payroll and disposal reconciliations at a 225-employee hauler — not by a software company that has never seen a scale ticket.

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Runs in Excel on the computer you already have. Fixed price. No subscription to a platform.

What it does at our own shop

Four jobs that used to be done with a highlighter. Same tools, same person, before and after.

JobBeforeAfter
Landfill & transfer invoice tie-out4–8 hrs a month, line by line, two vendors, then rebuilding rec workbooks for the year-end EPA auditUnder 1 hr. Invoices and the ticket export go in a folder; one click returns an exception list by ticket, tons, county and material, plus the rec workbooks
Benefits invoice reconciliation1–2 hrs a month; no common key between carrier invoices and payrollUnder 30 min. Carrier PDFs parsed and keyed to plan and tier; color-coded rec
Payroll tie-out & incentive pay3+ hrs every pay week tying hours from two entities to payrollUnder 30 min. One button, editable rules, exceptions only
Daily miss report~1 hr every morning for dispatch, rebuilt from two exportsMinutes. One click; on day two it caught a route typo the manual report had missed

About 20 hours a month of back-office work now takes under two. The exceptions get caught instead of missed.

What an exception report looks like

Every ticket that doesn't tie gets a status and a reason in plain English. Nothing to interpret.

StatusTicketWhat happened
Review4103446Billed at $43.25/ton instead of the contracted $41.50 — $16.94 over on one load
Review4104477Landfill billed a ticket your system never saw — missing ticket entry or wrong hauler
Review881186Coded to Butler County in your system, Warren County on the vendor's — affects EPA reporting
Expected4106502Dated 8/31, after the last ticket billed — rolls to next month's invoice and is carried forward automatically
Ties out381 ticketsTons and dollars match to the cent. Nothing for you to look at.

Sample rows from a demonstration month. Company, vendors and tickets are fictional.

How an engagement works

  1. A 20-minute call. You walk me through month-end and the reports someone rebuilds by hand.
  2. A one-page fixed-price proposal within a week. No hourly billing.
  3. I build on your sample exports and you run it side by side with your manual process for one cycle.
  4. Handoff with a runbook. You own the tool. A small monthly retainer keeps it running when exports, vendors or rates change.

Typical pricing: $1,500–$6,000 per tool to build, $300–$1,000 a month to run. Priced against the hours it replaces — if it wouldn't pay for itself in the first quarter, I'll tell you on the call.

Who I am

Grant Fenner

Eight years running HR, payroll, benefits and regulatory reporting at a 225-employee residential and commercial hauler in Ohio. I built these tools because I was the one doing the work by hand. Tie-Out Automation is how I do the same for other independent haulers outside my own market.

Fits if you

Run 20 to 300 trucks, use Soft-Pak, Hauler Hero, Navusoft, Trux or any system with a ticket export, and have an office manager, controller or bookkeeper who dreads month-end. Also works for transfer stations, landfills and anyone else who ties scale tickets to invoices.

Book a 20-minute look

Tell me which job eats your month and I'll show you the tool on your kind of data. Or just email grant@tieoutautomation.com or call (614) 594-3949.