Sustainability, Managed End to End.
TrueCycle builds the recovery program beneath your operation: defined material pathways, coordinated logistics, verified chain of custody, and disposition reporting your teams can act on.
- Design
- Program architecture built around your sites and material streams
- Execution
- Service coordination, service partners, and qualified downstream pathways
- Verification
- Weights, custody, certificates, and disposition in EcoPath™
Operating model
Five stages, one accountable program.
- 01
Assess
Understand the sites, materials, workflows, risks, and reporting requirements.
- 02
Configure
Design the right combination of recovery pathways, logistics, processing, controls, and documentation.
- 03
Coordinate
Manage scheduling, service partners, material movement, exceptions, and program execution.
- 04
Verify
Capture weights, chain of custody, certificates, final disposition, and recovery outcomes.
- 05
Optimize
Use program data to improve recovery, consistency, cost visibility, and operational performance.
Enterprise complexity
Complex recovery programs require more than a vendor list.
Recovery fragments when each site solves disposal locally. Six variables drift apart, and the program can no longer prove what happened to the material.
- Materials
- Locations
- Logistics partners
- Downstream outlets
- Documentation
- Reporting
TrueCycle consolidates all six into one Enterprise Recovery System™ with defined pathways, controls, documentation, and reporting.
What we do
The streams and programs we run.
Every stream is matched to a qualified pathway, and every program carries the documentation required to close it out.
Material streams
- Cardboard and packaging fiber
- Film, rigid plastics, and EPS foam
- Mattresses, bulky goods, and fixtures
- Electronics and white goods
- Ferrous and non-ferrous metals
- Wood pallets
- Mixed and non-compliant goods
Programs we manage
- Product destruction
- Returns and reverse logistics
- Recalls and non-compliant inventory
- Recycling, reuse, and recovery pathways
- Waste-to-energy preparation
- Chain of custody
- Certificates and executive reporting
Capabilities
Difficult material handled to spec.
Battery-identification workflows, volume reduction, separation, and secure destruction coordination — executed to the tolerances each qualified downstream outlet requires, where included in the program.
- Custom battery-identification and detection workflows where included in the program
- Industrial volume reduction
- Ferrous and non-ferrous metal recovery
- Material separation and preparation
- Material preparation for qualified waste-to-energy pathways where appropriate
- Secure product-destruction coordination with applicable documentation or certificates
- Qualified downstream recovery and final-disposition pathways
- Documentation and reporting through EcoPath™
EcoPath™
Every service event becomes a record.
EcoPath™, TrueCycle's proprietary platform, connects material weights, service status, chain of custody, certificates, and final disposition in one configurable environment.
EcoPath™ data exchange through CSV and program-specific integrations; OpenDock or API connectivity when configured and included in the applicable program scope.
Explore EcoPath™Industries
Configured for real operating environments.
National expansion
A Hub Model Designed to Expand With Demand.
Current regional execution supported by carefully sequenced expansion markets. TrueCycle's hub model is designed to extend recovery infrastructure, program coordination, and reporting capabilities as enterprise demand grows.
- Operational
Omaha / Council Bluffs
Current Regional Hub
- Planned
Las Vegas
Planned Q2 2027
- Planned
Dallas–Fort Worth
Planned in 2027 — Timing TBD
Next step
Start with the material that costs you the most.
A short recovery assessment tells us your sites, streams, service constraints, and reporting obligations — enough to define the right starting point.
- 01
Discovery Conversation
- 02
Recovery Assessment
- 03
Site Evaluation
- 04
Pilot Design
- 05
Program Proposal