Waste holder
Creates the request, describes the batch, selects participants and starts the agreed workflow.
Operations layer
Requests, electronic Waste Transfer Notes, approval chains and batch traceability in one record.
Platform role
Qayta Core connects a request, batch, participants, documents and approvals in one timeline. It provides the operational foundation for fleet, device, reporting and enterprise integrations.
Waste transfer data is often split between requests, paper records and operational systems, making the full chain difficult to verify.
Participants
Creates the request, describes the batch, selects participants and starts the agreed workflow.
Confirm assigned stages and add operational events and supporting records.
Review continuity, discrepancies and change history before the accountable decision.
Capabilities
Records the parties, material, site, carrier and destination before the operation begins.
Supports assigned assurance levels, including qualified signatures where the deployment requires them.
Connects documents and events through barcode or RFID identifiers and keeps an audit trail.
Workflow
The waste holder creates a request and records the batch details.
Participants confirm loading, transport and receipt in the assigned sequence.
The responsible specialist reviews documents and operational events in one timeline.
Data and control
Integrations
The label shows the maturity of the public claim. Final scope is always agreed after discovery.
Signature services for selected accountable actions are defined by deployment policy.
Identifiers connect the physical batch to its operational record.
Exchange is implemented through Qayta Bridge under an agreed data contract.
Implementation
Discovery defines roles, the WTN workflow, mandatory fields, assurance levels, retention and integrations. The contracted deployment scope remains authoritative.
Expected outcome: One verifiable operational record instead of a chain reconstructed from separate sources.
FAQ
No. It governs the end-to-end batch process while enterprise and operational systems connect through agreed interfaces.
No. Assurance depends on role, risk and the applicable process.
Yes. Pilot boundaries, reference data and participants are agreed during discovery.