WSN Waste Receival Unit POS — bank compatibility

WSN Waste Receival Unit is a point-of-sale system for professional services, built by Newcastle Weighing Services. An unattended waste receival terminal built by the people who have been making Australian weighbridges since 1976.

Certified on Linkly, running on premise. Linkly reaches more acquirers than any other middleware in the market, which is why most POS start there.

The Linkly integration runs on premise.

This is the terminal at the gate of a waste facility rather than a counter till. Newcastle Weighing Services, based at Mayfield West in Newcastle, has manufactured weighbridges and weighbridge equipment since 1976, and says it has supplied and installed hundreds of weighbridge management systems for councils and businesses across Australia. A Waste Receival Unit is the part a customer actually touches: load details in, weight off the bridge, price calculated, payment taken.

Behind it sits ClearWeigh, the company's third-generation waste weighing software, which covers waste movement reporting, cash drawer reconciliation, audits and environment protection authority reports, runs single or multi-site, replicates data to consolidated administration databases, and will talk to any weighbridge make or model rather than locking a site to one brand of hardware.

The practical difference from retail is the compliance trail. Every load has to be categorised and reported, the price comes off tonnage rather than a product code, and the unit often sits outdoors and semi-attended. So for payments the sensible questions are about ruggedness and mounting, behaviour during a network drop, and how cleanly the card payment ties back to the weighed ticket for audit. The fact that cash drawer reconciliation is advertised as a feature tells you which way the losses usually run in this trade.

Newcastle Weighing Services also has ClearWeigh and Wasteman 2G WRU.