Corom
PRODUCT CONCEPT / DEMO
Material intelligence for recyclers

Know where
the material went.

Corom turns disconnected weigh tickets into a traceable picture of your operation. Our team builds it for the people who run material recovery facilities: reconcile inventory, investigate differences and prepare reporting evidence.

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RECEIVED100.0 tonsPRODUCT SHIPPED82.0 tonsMEASURED RESIDUE13.0 tonsSTOCK CHANGE5.0 tons
100.0 tons received
82.0 tons
Product shipped13.0 tons
Measured residue5.0 tons
Stock change
ILLUSTRATIVE CLOSED PERIOD
All quantities in US short tons100.0 = 82.0 + 13.0 + 5.0
Material accounted for
The Corom Score

How ready are your records for CAA?

Upload the weigh tickets, spreadsheets, scans and photos you already keep, in whatever shape they are in. You get a score out of 100, the gaps worst first and what CAA could charge for the records as they stand, on a two-page scorecard you can save as a PDF.

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  1. 01Upload what you keepAny number of files. No records to hand? Use a made-up facility's samples.
  2. 02Get your scoreOut of 100, with what blocks reimbursement, what is missing and where the figures disagree.
  3. 03See what to fixYour score today beside your score with those problems fixed. Your records are read as they are; nothing is corrected.
01 / Follow one load

One record.
A connected operation.

Follow an illustrative load from arrival to shipment. Each step carries its weight, source and place in the material story.

INBOUND / WEIGH RECORDILLUSTRATIVE DATA
18,420 lb

A load arrives. Its weight is recorded.

Gross weight minus tare creates a net material weight. A source and timestamp help explain where the figure came from.

Source
Simulated scale ticket
Material
Mixed recyclables
Basis
Illustrative measured weight
See it run

Four moments.
One connected record.

Each loop shows one step of the system doing its job, from the scale house to the report. All figures are illustrative.

SCALE 01 · POUNDS GROSS0 TARE13,540 NET LB18,420 WEIGH RECORD№ 0412Mixed recyclablesInbound · 9:14 AM✓ RECORDED
Loop 01 / At the scale

A load becomes a record.

Gross minus tare gives the net weight. The load gets a number, a time and a source, so nobody retypes a ticket later.

In the demo today, with a simulated scale
Bales created MATERIAL BALE COUNT TOTAL WEIGHT Save ✓ SAVED · SENT ONCE OCC-1007 12 BALES · 14,640 LB · MOBILE
Loop 02 / At the baler

Captured where the work happens.

A phone at the baler records the material, the count and the weight. One save puts it in the same ledger the office uses, even on a weak signal.

Phone capture and tag numbers are in the demo todayScannable tags are planned
IN100.0 SHIPPED82.0 RESIDUE13.0 ON SITE5.0 ✓ ACCOUNTED FOR
Loop 03 / Across the period

Every ton has somewhere to be.

What came in is set against what shipped, what became residue and what is still on site. When they do not add up, the gap is shown, not hidden.

In the demo today · short tons, illustrative
RECORDS REPORTING PERIODSeptember DRAFT WORKBOOK READY
Loop 04 / At reporting time

The report assembles itself.

Records already captured fill the reporting workbook section by section. Missing fields are listed for you, so the gaps are known before anything is submitted.

Draft layout in the demo todayMatching the official template is in progress
02 / Built for different work

The floor and the front office.
In the same picture.

FACILITY OPERATIONS / MRF

Understand the plant.

Review what arrived, what shipped, what became residue and what remains on site. Compare locations and follow changes over time.

Illustrative trend · not facility data
  • Weigh records and manual entry
  • Stock counts and period reconciliation
  • Multi-location trends and comparisons
Open facility demo ↗
BROKERAGE DEMO

Understand the trade.

Track pooled material by grade, distinguish owned and cross-dock stock, and see which shipments still need buyer weights.

OwnedCross-dock
Illustrative inventory mix
  • Pooled yards and material grades
  • Receipts, shipments and buyer weights
  • Margin and handling-fee views
Open brokerage demo ↗
03 / Make differences useful

A number worth
asking about.

A material balance becomes useful when you can inspect the records behind it. Missing counts and unexplained differences need attention before a period can be treated as complete.

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ILLUSTRATIVE PERIOD REVIEWREVIEW NEEDED
Expected closing stock84,120 lb
Counted closing stock82,000 lb
Difference to investigate2,120 lb

A difference is a question to resolve. It does not automatically become measured residue.

WeightsShipmentsStock count
04 / Room to grow

One location today.
A wider view tomorrow.

The demonstrated account structure organizes clients, accounts, locations and users. It gives a large operator a way to compare facilities without losing the detail of each site.

Client
Operations accountLocation A · Location B
Brokerage accountYard A · Yard B

Users belong at the appropriate level. Each person signs in with their own email and password, holds one of five roles from owner to viewer, and sees only their own organization.

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05 / Evidence that can travel

From material records
to reporting evidence.

Review hauler and jurisdiction attribution, outbound destinations, residue and mass balance in one proposed reporting workbook.

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PROPOSED REPORT / DEMO

A traceable reporting period

Facility information 01
Inbound attribution 02
Material & destination 03
Mass balance & load detail 04

The current CAA layout is a draft. Matching to the official supplied templates and filling required gaps remain pending.

06 / The integration direction

Capture at the source.
Keep people moving.

We are connecting the scale house, sensors and existing records so data capture fits the work your crew already does. The current demo includes a scale simulator and manual entry; live equipment adapters are future work.

Digital scalesForklift sensorsExisting recordsSorting equipment
Planned integration sources · not live integrations
Explore the working prototype

Start with the material.
Follow the evidence.

We build Corom alongside the people who run recycling operations. The demo uses invented facilities and records. Explore the workflows and see what we are building.

Enter the facility demo ↗Follow one load ↑

Corom, from the Scottish Gaelic cothrom (“KOR-um”): balance, a fair chance.