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WasteBot Ltd celebrates a hat-trick of new business wins

By Shropshire Live Business21 January 2025
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WasteBot Ltd celebrates a hat-trick of new business wins

Waste Software automation specialists WasteBot are celebrating a hat-trick of new business wins and a successful end to 2024 as they land three new business wins with Brown Recycling, Lowmac Recycling and The Waste Connect.

The Shropshire-based firm will offer cost-effective automation solutions to perform key business tasks 24 hours per day.  In return, this allows human workers the opportunity to focus on more meaningful and less repetitive tasks that cannot be automated.

Richard Delooze, Managing Director of WasteBot commented: “We are absolutely delighted to have H Brown, Lowmac and The Waste Connect on board.  Through the use of cutting-edge AI and automation technology, this will allow them to offer an enhanced customer experience as well as drive efficiencies and savings within the business.”

WasteBot leverages advanced software robots to emulate and integrate the actions of a human interacting within digital systems to execute business processes. This technology can integrate with existing IT infrastructure without requiring significant changes or system overhauls. This makes it highly scalable and adaptable to various departments and processes within an organisation. Bots can work 24/7 without breaks, ensuring continuous productivity.

Bots execute tasks with high precision and consistency, following predefined rules and workflows. This eliminates human errors that can occur due to fatigue, oversight, or manual data handling. The result is improved accuracy and reliability in process execution.

Since establishing the business, WasteBot has already achieved huge cost savings for its clients, through the development and deployment of software robots to replace manual, repetitive processes and freeing up valuable employee time to focus on more complex tasks.

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