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Yes. Team, Business and Enterprise include Season Ticket Management. Link a ticket to a customer and collection sites, record qualifying collections individually, gather electronic acceptance, and retrieve the ticket and schedule from the customer record or Season Tickets area.

Season tickets apply to qualifying repeated transfers; they do not replace any separate movement records or applicable reporting obligations. Read about season tickets.

Yes. England and Wales allow electronic notes and signatures. Required information and record access still matter. Read the record requirements.

No. A waste transfer note and a DEFRA receipt report are separate records. DWTN UK supports integration with DEFRA’s Digital Waste Tracking service for applicable waste receipt reporting, subject to the relevant regulatory requirements and eligibility criteria. For an eligible organisation, an administrator adds its DEFRA API code and enables the connection. Whether a report is required depends on the movement, role, nation and rollout phase; check the submission status and returned government reference to confirm acceptance.

DWTN UK serves waste producers, carriers, brokers, dealers and receivers, helping teams manage digital records across the waste-transfer chain.

Receiving-site reporting started in England and Wales on 1 October 2026. In-scope sites in Scotland and Northern Ireland follow on 1 January 2027. See the dates and official guidance.

Non-hazardous transfer notes in England and Wales must be kept for at least two years. Other records and jurisdictions can require longer. Check the retention overview.

Yes. DWTN works in a browser on phone, tablet and desktop. Sign in and open the WTN form while connected on the device first. Then create and complete WTNs without mobile reception or Wi-Fi. Drafts and signatures stay in that browser on that device until synchronisation. When connectivity returns while DWTN is open, queued WTNs start syncing automatically; you can also choose Sync now. Check the status to confirm server acceptance. For security, reconnect at least every 12 hours to refresh offline access.

Basic is £12/month for one driver, one administrator and one depot. It includes unlimited WTNs, signatures, DWTN-branded PDFs and email delivery. Team and above add online archive access and company branding.

Team (£35/month), Business (£69/month) and Enterprise (from £149/month) include a searchable WTN archive with access to issued records and PDF downloads, subject to account access and retention policies. Basic (£12/month) delivers PDFs by email for your own records.

Enterprise includes the Business features, full WTN archive access, API access and agreed driver, office-user and depot allowances. It starts at £149/month; final pricing and support arrangements are agreed by quotation. Basic, Team and Business use online self-service registration and purchase; Enterprise starts with an enquiry.

Yes. Basic, Team and Business can be started online. Choose a plan to create your company account, verify your email, review and accept your order, then complete payment. Paid access begins once payment is confirmed. Enterprise starts with an enquiry.

You remain responsible for accurate information, authorised handlers, appropriate records and meeting the requirements of your regulator.