Work order verification
Stop sending crews to work orders you haven't verified.
Every unverified report is a gamble against a truck, a crew, and a supervisor's time. Aerbits checks each illegal-dumping work order against fresh aerial imagery before dispatch — confirming location, size, and contents, and closing the orders that would have wasted the trip.
Three outcomes per work order
- Open. A real pile with no existing order. We add it with imagery and ground-truth context.
- Update. The report was wrong — location, contents, or size. We correct it so the right crew and equipment are dispatched.
- Close. The site is already clean, or the order duplicates another. We document it and close it, so it stops consuming trips.
Closing a ghost order is worth roughly what opening a real one is: either way, the city was about to pay for a trip it didn't need.
What "verified" means
- Location. The pile is where the report says, or we tell you where it actually is.
- Contents and size. Enough to choose the right vehicle and crew — not a mattress when it's construction debris.
- Current state. Fresh imagery confirms the site is still there, not cleaned last week.
- Evidence. Every change carries imagery and a timestamp, so decisions are auditable.
It drops into your existing workflow
We hand corrected work orders back into the system your crews already use — imagery attached, status set, duplicates resolved — so supervisors dispatch from ground truth instead of a queue of guesses.
See the operations data →Discuss a pilot
Bring one service area. Start a practical conversation.
Tell us the area you have in mind and how your crews work today. We'll show what aerial verification would change before you commit to anything.