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WasteBot and Axil complete successful automation project

Axil Integrated Services and WasteBot have completed a project which looked to automate elements of the former’s business.

Axil is a total waste management and resource recovery firm which operates across multiple commercial ad industrial waste streams, including hazardous waste.

WasteBot is an automated solutions provider serving the waste sector.

The project saw the automation of Axil’s invoice processing, with every automated transaction checked and validated to a consistent standard, at a scale and speed which WasteBot claimed “manual processing cannot match”.

Ed Morgan-Smith, Senior Advisor at Axil, said: “Technology and innovation are central to how we serve our customers. Working with WasteBot allowed us to apply proven automation to high-volume processes where precision and consistency matter most.

“The time this saves is significant, and it means our teams can focus on continuing to innovate for our customers and on reducing their cost and carbon.”

WasteBot’s software robots replicate and integrate human interactions across digital systems, processing routine business transactions with speed, accuracy and consistency at a scale that it said “would otherwise be impossible”.

The WasteBot team has a combined 35 years of experience across waste management and automation technology.

Richard Delooze, Managing Director of WasteBot, said: “We’re delighted to have partnered with Axil, an organisation that shares our commitment to innovation and continuous improvement within the waste management sector.

“Our work with Axil shows what automation can deliver when it is applied properly. Accuracy at volume, and consistency at every step.

“We’re looking forward to helping more organisations realise the potential of automation and AI technologies.”

Email richard@wastebot.ai for more information or go to the WasteBot website here.

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