Sees
Your book at today’s prices, and where the exposure sits.
evreka.ai builds the claim file while you’re on the phone and asks you only when money moves. Built by people from inside the waste industry.
An invented UK desk. All three questions were about money.
| Position | t | Bought | Market | Margin | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OCC 1.05 · baled | 120 | £94 | £103 | +£1,080 | open · 2 buyers |
| OCC 1.05 · Ridgeway | 66 | £92 | £103 | +£726 | bought 08:06 |
| PET clear · L-2291 | 44 | £280 | £232 | −£2,112 | rejected · claim £3,610 |
| HDPE natural | 26 | £560 | £575 | +£390 | haulier rebooked 13:00 |
| Alu UBC · Corvin | 12 | £1,030 | £1,055 | +£300 | held · over credit limit |
| Mixed papers | 80 | £58 | £63 | +£400 | open |
Ridgeway offers three loads of baled cardboard and gives you ten minutes to bid.
A spreadsheet with last month’s prices, your memory of Ridgeway and the market you saw at seven.
When it’s wrong, it’s expensive.
Explains what moves recovered paper prices and suggests you consider quality and logistics.
It has never seen a bale.
Pulls Ridgeway’s record (2 rejects in 40 loads), today’s buyer at £112 delivered and haulage at £9. Suggests £92, with the margin at three bids.
You bid in two minutes.
Your book at today’s prices, and where the exposure sits.
Disputes, haulier no-shows, shipment paperwork and credit holds, before anyone chases.
Bids on supplier history, buyer demand, haulage and your margin.
Position, margin by material, supplier quality, PERN evidence and Annex VII packs.
It starts by asking about everything. Money always waits for you, and no setting turns that off.
The rules a UK desk works to, and what the AI does. UMUTCAN APPROVAL: every line in the “What the AI does” column must be something the demo can show (Article 18 forecast, green-list check, PERN tracking, DWT record, PPT evidence). Confirm or strike.
| What | From when | What the AI does with it |
|---|---|---|
| Annex VII and the contract behind itGreen-list exports | Keep both for 3 years | Drafts Annex VII from the load record and checks block 12 against a signed contract. |
| Article 18 export reportingEngland | After 1 July 2026 | Builds the 12-month Defra forecast; keeps each overseas site’s permit, geotagged photos and contract for EA information notices. |
| Plastic on the green listB3011 single polymer, almost free from contamination, OECD destinations only | Since 1 Jan 2021 | Checks grade and destination first; anything outside the rule is flagged as a notified shipment. |
| PERN issue pointPackaging export recycling notes | 2026: issued at reprocessing, up to 12 weeks later | Tracks each export load until the reprocessor confirms receipt. |
| EU Regulation 2024/1157For EU buyers and EU ports | DIWASS notifications since 21 May 2026 Annex VII in DIWASS from 1 Jan 2027 Non-OECD plastic ban 21 Nov 2026 Facility audits from 21 May 2027 | Prepares the Annex VII data your EU buyer enters in DIWASS; flags loads the November ban stops. What DIWASS asks of a UK exporter |
| Digital waste trackingDefra’s DWT service | Receiving sites Oct 2026 All operators, brokers included, Oct 2027 | Keeps each load’s tickets and transfer details in one record, ready for the DWT service you use. UMUTCAN APPROVAL: DWT: do we connect to Defra’s service ourselves or sit on top of an approved system? The page says the second. |
| Plastic Packaging Tax | £228.82/t from 1 Apr 2026 £236.56/t from 1 Apr 2027 | Keeps supplier, grade and tonnage with each recycled-content sale, the evidence converters ask for. |
Annex VII and Article 18, step by step →
NPWD closed on 31 December 2025, and no PRNs were issued in the first six weeks of 2026. With plastic PRNs at £575–725 a tonne in September, a 12-week wait is working capital.
What the AI doesTimes the PERN income in your cash forecast, load by load. UMUTCAN APPROVAL: PERN tracking per load is not on the homepage list of routine jobs; confirm it is in the demo.
Turkey was the top market for UK OCC in April–May 2025 and third for UK ferrous scrap in 2024. Since January 2026, 1% by weight is a hard limit.
What the AI doesAsks suppliers for loading photos before the container is booked and files them with the bale spec.
“This software provides us the ability to centralize and scale the tracking of waste shipments through each step of our global supply chain.”
Tom SzakyCEO, TerraCycleQuoted on evreka.co/testimonials. TerraCycle is a customer of the Evreka platform.
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No. Xero or Sage stays. The AI reads your accounts, tickets, price sheets and e-mail and runs the spreadsheet layer: positions, bids, claims.
They don’t have to. The AI drafts the bid, claim or Annex VII and sends it to the trader’s phone for a yes.
Yes. Weighbridge tickets come from your suppliers’ and buyers’ sites; the AI matches them to loads, invoices and claims.
Your data stays yours and is used only to run your operation. Hosting and contract are agreed in writing before go-live. UMUTCAN APPROVAL: hosting answer for UK buyers (provider, region, contract); the Turkish KVKK draft says AWS, standard contract.
A project to get you there, then a recurring fee that scales with the work the AI does. It takes weeks; the first jobs run under your approval.
Bring one load you remember, and see what the AI would have done with it.
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