Rangefront Waste

What Rangefront Waste is

Rangefront Waste combines dispatch, council paperwork, and billing for septic, wastewater, and water-tank service businesses. It plans daily work, assigns technicians, and tracks jobs through completion. Address-based records cover tanks, traps, and treatment systems, including service history and upcoming work. Staff can log defects at a site, set their urgency, and track them until closure; council forms and submissions are also tracked, with proof of completed work kept with each job. Technicians use a mobile app to view their day and update the office as work happens. The system connects with Xero, MYOB, and QuickBooks to transfer invoices and payments. It supports inspection forms, customer records, invoicing, and payments, but does not offer route optimization or recurring service. It is available on Android, iOS, and the web, and can be hosted by Rangefront Labs or on a customer's server. Installation and configuration costs A$8,500, paid once, including services, council requirements, branding, and team training, with no per-seat licence. A read-only online demo with sample data is available without sign-up.

Who it suits

It suits septic, wastewater, and water-tank service businesses that need job dispatch, council records, and billing workflows. The maker also says it can adapt and rebrand the system for related work such as grease traps, backflow testing, and pump maintenance.

Limits

There is no free plan or free trial. Install and configuration costs 8,500 AUD one-time; support, maintenance and hosting are optional and priced by quote.

Getting started

1. Open the online read-only demo to explore sample data without signing up.
2. Contact Rangefront Labs about the 8,500 AUD one-time install and configuration.
3. Choose hosting by Rangefront Labs or setup on your own server.
4. Arrange services, council requirements, branding and team training as part of configuration.
5. Use the Android, iOS or web platform for office and field work.

Verdict

Rangefront Waste combines field operations, property records, council paperwork, and billing for the stated service trades. Buyers should account for the one-time installation and configuration cost and the absence of route optimization and recurring service.