Collection happened. Here is the record.
A ClearMyBin collection is designed to finish with useful completion information—not an unanswered question.
Request a Collection
A ClearMyBin collection is designed to finish with useful completion information—not an unanswered question.
Request a CollectionClearProof is the accountability layer behind the service. It is being designed to connect the collection request with the operator, completion time, location and available supporting evidence.
A unique collection ID connects the request, assignment and final status.
Scheduled and completed times, together with location confirmation, help establish when and where service occurred.
Photo fields can document the service condition before and after collection where the workflow requires it.
Relevant assignment details can be attached to the service record for internal coordination and follow-up.
The record can include the declared disposal status and supporting operational information.
If a collection cannot be completed, the reason should be recorded rather than presented as a successful job.

ClearMyBin assesses the actual requirement before confirming service. Location, waste type, access, timing and suitable operating capacity all matter. We communicate limitations rather than presenting every enquiry as an automatic booking.
Share enough practical information for the requirement to be assessed properly.
ClearMyBin reviews the service details, capacity and relevant operating constraints.
The agreed requirement is coordinated with the appropriate people and service information.
Completion, exceptions and next steps are communicated as clearly as possible.
ClearProof examples are previews of the platform capability, not historical customer evidence.
No. Every request is assessed against location, waste type, access, timing and operational capacity before confirmation.
Pricing depends on the scope of the requirement, number and type of bins, frequency, route conditions and collection capacity.
Tell us accurately what the bins contain. Hazardous, medical, chemical, rubble and specialist waste cannot be assumed to form part of ordinary collection.
Where the workflow supports it, ClearProof is intended to provide a clearer completion record. Concept features are not represented as fully live unless confirmed.
We will review the requirement and explain the most appropriate available next step.