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● Built for metal operators

Every load.On therecord.

Stock tracking and yard software that records every load. Forge keeps who it belongs to, what it weighs and what it is worth together with customer, price, material and recorded payment details. Find a past load, check a weight or price dispute, and see the stock recorded at your yard.

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Live yard pilot in Northern IrelandBuilt around the people moving metal
Physical material. Digital clarity.
MATERIAL → MEASUREMENT→ RECORD

From physical stock to a load you can look up. Illustrative figures.

The whole yard, connected

Six moving parts.
One clear record.

The paperwork in the office. The stock outside. The people and payments behind each load. Bring the details together, so everyone can work from the same record.

Paper trailTickets & documents
Back-office dataPrices & accounts
Metal stock on siteLoads & yard stock
Forge
ONE LOAD / ONE RECORD

A single source
of truth.

  • CustomerWho it belongs to
  • StockMaterial & weight
  • ValuePrice & recorded amount
  • HistoryWhat happened next
Find it. Check it. Keep it on track.
BankingPayment references
Customer detailsPeople & agreed terms
DriversCollections & jobs
The stock moves.
The paper trail stays.

Illustration of Forge’s connected-record approach. Banking connections and automated reconciliation are planned; the payment references shown here do not imply a live bank feed.

Illustrative workflow and figures. Not live yard data or a statement of settlement.

  1. 01 / The load

    It starts with metal.

    Record the customer and material against the load, so you know who brought it in and what is on the yard.

  2. 02 / The weight

    Make every kilo count.

    From gross and tare to net weight. Keep the measurement connected to the load it belongs to.

  3. 03 / The ticket

    Keep the ticket close.

    The stock moves on. The record stays with you. Keep the customer, material, weight and price on the ticket, ready to find and check when a question comes back.

The platform

Know your stock. Find any past load.

Record each load as it arrives. Keep its customer, material, weight and value together, then follow the recorded stock and what happened to the load next. So the people moving metal can work faster and everything stays on track.

01 · YARD

See what is in the yard

Review recorded stock, active loads and material weights, with the load records behind them.

02 · COMMERCIAL

Check a weight or price

Bring up the recorded weights, agreed price and ticket to help settle a customer query or dispute.

03 · DRIVER

Give drivers clear jobs

Give drivers collection details and a place to update job progress, with access suited to their role.

04 · HISTORY

Find the past load

Return to the customer, material and transaction record without searching through separate paper tickets.

Connected load details

The paper trail stays with the load.

Follow a load from the scheduled job to its weighbridge details and completed ticket. Keep the customer, agreed terms, weight and recorded value connected. When there is a question, start with the load record.

Recorded weightWeighbridge
Agreed termsDeal / Contract
Completed loadPermanent ticket
Recorded amountPayable / Receivable
How Forge works

From first contact to permanent record.

Keep the details together as work moves from booking and pricing to collection, weighing and a completed ticket.

01SourceAdd the customer, site and material.
02PriceRecord the agreed price and terms.
03MoveAssign the collection and track job progress.
04WeighRecord gross, tare and net weight.
05RecordKeep the completed ticket and its recorded amount.
Built for a changing industry

Your yard keeps working.
The rules keep changing.

Forge is being developed with working metal yards to support the shift towards digital records. Our reporting work starts with the details collected at onboarding and at the weighbridge, with the required exports next.

United Kingdom · phased requirements

Digital waste tracking

Reporting receipts of controlled waste is mandatory for relevant permitted or licensed receiving sites in England and Wales from 1 October 2026; Northern Ireland and Scotland follow in January 2027.

Read the GOV.UK guidance ↗
European Union · in application

Digital shipment records

Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 and the DIWASS platform bring electronic exchange to waste shipment procedures. Most provisions apply from 21 May 2026, with transition arrangements for green-listed waste.

Read the European Commission update ↗
United States · proposal

A move away from paper

EPA proposed a fully electronic hazardous-waste manifest system on 5 March 2026. This is a proposal, rather than a new universal requirement for scrap-metal loads.

Read the EPA proposal and programme ↗
Developed for yards today. Reporting support is in development.

Required data capture and official-template exports are being built and verified in phases. Availability depends on the reporting route, site and waste stream. Forge is not claiming Defra certification, completed submission integrations or compliance across these jurisdictions.

Official sources checked 17 October 2026.

Built and tested in a working scrap yard.

Forge is already being used and tested against real operator workflows at Mulholland Scrap Metals in Northern Ireland. The product is expanding carefully from that operational foundation.

● LIVE PILOT
Who Forge serves

Built for the people moving metal.

Scrap yards

Bring paper tickets, spreadsheets and daily yard work into one place, with loads and customer records easy to revisit.

Sellers & suppliers

As the network grows, arrange collections and keep the details of your loads with the yards you work with.

Buyers & partners

As the network grows, work from clearer material, supplier and transaction records.

Early access

See how Forge could work in your yard.

We are welcoming a small number of yards and trade partners as Forge grows beyond its first live yard. Get in touch for a walkthrough or to discuss a pilot.

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