Proudly South Australian
Every bin counted twice.Once by your store, once by us.
ReRun tracks recoverable materials moving back through the retail supply chain — from the store dock to the recovery facility — and turns an untracked habit into verified, store-attributed diversion data.
At the store dock
6
Hat Bins declared
Scanned from the poster · Photo attached
At the recovery hub
6
Hat Bins counted
- Wax cartons
- 94 units
- Hat Bins
- 12 units
- Attributed to
- the originating store
ReRun is built and run by AWB Adelaide — a South Australian materials recovery business that already collects, sorts and remarkets this material every week. The software exists because we needed it ourselves.
From dock to data, in four steps.
Scan at the dock
Staff flatten cartons into Hat Bins, scan the store's poster, count, photograph. No app, no login, nothing to learn.
Ride the backhaul
Returns travel on trucks already heading back to the DC. No new freight movements, no changed routines.
Counted again at the hub
We count and itemise every load on arrival, and attribute it to its store. Declared versus received, published either way.
Audit-ready data
Diversion tonnage, CO₂e avoidance and per-store detail — structured for GRI 306 and APCO, exportable on demand.
Built for every layer of the network.
For store staff
One poster by the roller door. Whoever loads the truck logs the return — it survives staff turnover because there's no account to lose.
For network operations
Live freight across every store, a ranked participation league, and health flags — who's returning, who's gone quiet, what's on the road now.
For sustainability teams
Verified chain of custody for materials that previously moved untracked, with our hub's confirmed counts as the source of truth.
Running a grocery network and want your return freight tracked, itemised, and audit-ready?
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