How to Add a Manifest and Collect Data for an Oil and Gas Landfill Disposal Using a Mobile Device (Android)
Aqsa Mughal
Last Update för 8 månader sedan
In this guide, we will walk you through the process of adding a manifest, collecting data, and managing landfill disposal using a mobile device in the WeighPay system. This process is designed to capture information such as manifest data, hauler details, images for validation, and more.
Step 1: Add the Hauler/Vehicle to the System
- When a vehicle arrives at the gate, locate the hauler in your system.
- Use the search feature to find the hauler based on the vehicle details.
- Select the vehicle and add it to your system for processing.


Step 2: Search for a Matching Manifest
- Once the vehicle is added, the driver will typically present a manifest.
- Click the Manifest button on your mobile device.
- The system will display a list of pre-loaded manifests (over 11,000 manifests, in this case).
- Search for the manifest by entering relevant details such as the lease number or API number.
- Example: Enter a partial API number like "300," and the system will automatically display relevant matches.



Step 3: Review and Edit Manifest Details
- After selecting the appropriate manifest, the system will load the relevant information.
- Review the data on the manifest. If necessary, edit any incorrect fields.
- Once the review is complete, click Continue.

Step 4: Input Product Weights (Weighing Process)
- For weight-based products, enter the gross weight of the material being disposed of.
- The system will automatically calculate the net weight by subtracting the pre-recorded tare weight of the vehicle.
- Typically, pricing information will be hidden during this process, but it may be visible to certain user types.


Step 5: Collect Additional Information
- Click on Item Info to input any additional details.
- Add information such as rig number, purchase order, sales order number, trucking code, ticket number, or any custom manifest data.
- These fields can be customized and can be either free-form text or drop-down options (e.g., rig number).



Step 6: Complete the Transaction
- If required, additional transactions like liner disposal or wash can be added at this stage.
- Once all the required information is input, complete the transaction.
- Print or Email: You can print a receipt or email it to the hauling company or generator. Prices can be excluded from the email receipt if necessary.
- Driver Signature: Have the driver sign as validation.
- If payment is due at the gate, accept cash or credit card, or delay payment and send it to the accounts receivable (AR) system.
- Click Pay Without Printing if no receipt is needed.




Step 7: Back Office Processes (Approvals and Editing)
- After the gate operator completes the transaction, the information can be reviewed and approved in the back office.
- The back office allows for:
- Toggling the Billable Entity: Change the billable entity from the generator to the hauler if necessary. This is done via the Ticket Search feature.
- Editing Transactions: Modify quantities or pricing based on additional services or fees.
- Reviewing Additional Info: View details like the company man, manifest number, and custom fields before invoicing.



Step 8: Generating Invoices
- The collected data is processed for invoicing.
- The system consolidates information like lease details, hauler info, generator details, line items, driver signature, etc.
- The invoice can be emailed directly to the hauler or generator with customizable templates.


Final Notes
- Image-Based Invoice Validation: The system captures images of the hauler or load to provide validation, and all images are time-stamped for accuracy.
- AR/AP Integration: WeighPay provides solutions for accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR), enabling the consolidation of multiple loads into a single invoice.
This simple yet advanced mobile process ensures efficient data capture in the field and streamlined back-office workflows for accurate and secure invoicing.