Haultro
Operations software for waste and fleet.
Haultro is configurable operations software for waste and fleet workflows. Module, integration, automation, pricing, and production availability are stated on Haultro's own site and confirmed for the contracted release.
Haultro has its own home at haultro.com, this page is the portfolio overview.
Haultro is AI-powered operations software for waste management companies and fleet operators, covering dispatch, routing, and invoicing, built by Trunnion AI.
It is designed for policy-based authorization, layered tool controls, reviewable execution records, and human-in-the-loop approval gates, with implementation and tests verified for the exact release, deployed to cloud, on-premise, or fully air-gapped environments (security boundaries). Trunnion AI is aDuskbridge company, built by the team behind Viceroy NM.
Feature highlights.
The capabilities that carry the waste & fleet operations workflow in Haultro, on the governed Trunnion control plane: agents draft and route the work while a human operator stays in command.
Representative feature highlights. Actual screens vary by deployment and configuration.
Waste management companies, haulers, and fleet operators serving commercial clients, with portals for both operator teams and client venues.
What Haultro does.
Configurable intake, dispatch, service, billing, and retention workflow areas
Automation availability and autonomy level verified per contracted release
Sensor, telematics, ELD, mapping, payment, voice, and model providers require activation and acceptance
Routing, prediction, vision, and field-assistance behavior require release-specific evaluation
Haultro's own site is authoritative for current availability, limitations, and commercial terms
Inside Haultro, capability by capability.
A closer look at what Haultro ships, drawn from the product itself. Full detail lives at haultro.com.
Routing and dispatch
AI builds and resequences routes against the physical operation, not a fixed schedule.
AI route optimization
Routes are optimized continuously against live fill levels, traffic, truck capacity, landfill cutoffs, and driver availability.
Live operations board
Dispatch sees every truck, stop, SLA risk, and proposed resequence on one live view.
AI intake layer
Calls, web, SMS, and after-hours requests are qualified, quoted, booked, and logged, with missed-call recovery.
Fleet, drivers, and bins
Trucks, bins, containers, and disposal tickets become live operating signal.
Fleet telematics
GPS position every 15 seconds, engine health, ELD hours, and digital vehicle inspections on every truck, with Samsara, Geotab, Verizon Connect, and Motive supported.
Predictive fill
Machine learning forecasts container fill 48 to 72 hours out, so crews service bins before overflow and skip the empty ones.
Driver app with proof
Photos, weights, signatures, exception notes, and in-cab voice logging flow straight into verification and billing.
Vision AI
Waste classification and contamination detection from service photos, with anomaly detection across overflow, contamination, illegal dumping, and missed service.
Revenue protection
Verified service becomes invoice-ready without re-keying.
SLA monitoring
Contract SLA rules are checked every 15 minutes, with breach risk surfaced before it becomes a penalty and credits attached to evidence.
Proof-of-service billing
Stripe Connect, autopay, payment links, credits, dunning, and reconciliation run from verified completions.
Route profitability
Revenue and cost tracked to the route, truck, and customer, with loss-making routes flagged and fixes recommended.
Open platform
An open REST API with 150+ endpoints, webhooks, API keys and scopes, and WebSocket live events for the systems around Haultro.
What Haultro is for, and what it is not.
Designed for waste and fleet operations: dispatch, routing, maintenance, billing, and customer operations. Agents propose routes and work orders; dispatchers and managers approve what goes live.
Like every Trunnion product, Haultro is designed to propose, draft, and prepare work for human decision, with consequential actions pausing at a human approval gate. AI outputs may be inaccurate, incomplete, or unsuitable and should not be the sole basis for a consequential decision affecting a person. Expected inputs, model providers, known failure modes, and the exact human review points for a deployment are documented in the release documentation and written agreement. See theAI transparency notice and theAI acceptable use policy.
Haultro: key facts.
| Product | Haultro |
|---|---|
| Category | Waste & Fleet Operations |
| Status | Live |
| Platform | Trunnion control plane: governed multi-agent orchestration |
| Governance | Designed for policy-based authorization and layered tool controls; verified per release |
| Audit | Reviewable execution records; integrity and replay verified per release |
| Human oversight | Human-in-the-loop approval gates on consequential actions, by design |
| Model posture | LLM-agnostic model routing, hosted or on-premise |
| Deployment | Cloud, on-premise, or fully air-gapped |
| Classification | Designed for classification-aware workflows up to TS/SCI; accreditation determined per environment |
| Security alignment | Engineered to align with NIST SP 800-53 control families; alignment by design, ahead of formal certification. |
| Developer | Trunnion AI, LLC, a Duskbridge company |
| Website | https://www.haultro.com |
Governed by design, like every Trunnion product.
Haultro inherits the platform's governance, audit, and deployment patterns instead of rebuilding them: policy on every action, a human operator in command, and a record you can hand to an auditor.
Policy-aware governance
Attribute-based access control (ABAC) is designed to decide what every agent may see and do, per tenant, role, and classification.
Human-in-the-loop gates
Consequential actions are designed to pause for a named operator to approve, edit, or reject before anything executes.
Reviewable execution records
The architecture is designed to record actions, approvals, and supporting traces for review. Cryptographic implementation is verified per release.
Common questions about Haultro.
Who is Haultro for?
Operators from junk removal and roll-off rental to residential and commercial hauling, recycling, and portable sanitation, plus franchise and regional waste companies that need roll-up reporting, managing anywhere from 25 to 50,000+ bins.
Does Haultro require sensors?
No. Operators can start with dispatch, routing, SLA monitoring, proof, and billing for software ROI first, then add smart-bin hardware when ready; the same data model supports both.
Does it work with existing telematics?
Yes. Haultro has built-in telematics and also layers on top of Samsara, Geotab, Verizon Connect, and Motive, so operators keep the hardware they already pay for.
What does Haultro cost?
Pricing, plan limits, trial availability, renewal, cancellation, and checkout status are governed by Haultro's current written offer and own published notices; this portfolio page does not restate them.
Next step
See Haultro against your workflow.
Request a demo and see the governed control plane run in your environment, from cloud to air-gap.