Your bins, routes, drivers, and pictures from every stop, together in Plutou. Get to the full bins first, stop driving to empty ones, and stop re‑keying the day at night.
Built for collection operators
You’ve been running textile collection on an Excel sheet, a GPS tracker, a routing tool, a group text, and one person holding it all together. Plutou is the first tool built to run all of it in one place.
Where operations break
The bins about to overflow come first, before bags pile up on the sidewalk and before a host picks up the phone. You keep the placement.
See location managementNo more driving to empty bins. Drivers spend the day on the stops worth running and bring more back on every route. The ones that can wait, wait.
See route planningThe Excel sheet, the GPS tracker, the routing tool, and the group text become one place for your bins, routes, drivers, and photos. Nobody re‑keys the day at night.
Your current setup
Drivers confirm pickups with photos at the stop and dispatch sees the work live, so the records are ready the moment a host, report, or contract asks.
See the driver app
Riverside Bin · 9:17 AMfewer routes, same material collected
fewer miles driven
of planning saved every week
Bring your bin list. We’ll show you your whole collection in one tool, and the hours it gives back.
Software, EPR rules, keeping your bin locations, and where the clothes end up.
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