Run textile and donation-bin networks without losing placements to overflow, chasing empty stops, or rebuilding the week by hand every morning.
Built for collection operators
You’ve been running bin networks on spreadsheets, routing tabs, driver texts, and one person holding it all together. Plutou is the first tool built to fix it.
Where operations break
The bins most likely to overflow stay in front of dispatch, so the at-risk sites get serviced first, before a host ever picks up the phone.
See location managementPlutou builds the week around the stops worth running today, so drivers stop burning hours on empty bins and bring more material back on every route.
See route planningLocations, routes, drivers, photos, and reports live in one place, so keeping everything in sync stops being a second full-time job.
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
reduction in routes needed
reduction in miles driven
saved planning every week
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