Most software tells you what happened on your last route. Rivio tells you what's happening right now — which containers are full, which were just hit by a rogue hauler, and which stops you can skip today. UCO collection, managed with actual intelligence.
30s
Container level update interval
±1%
Volume accuracy for billing
0
Phone calls needed to check loads
24/7
Theft monitoring, no Wi-Fi needed
One platform. Every container, every truck, every stop — managed from live sensor data.
Cellular sensors in stationary containers report fill levels continuously. Your dispatcher sees which restaurants are ready for pickup today — and which can wait another week.
Routes are built around containers that are actually full, clustered by geography. Stop wasting driver hours on half-empty containers. Every stop that gets made is a productive one.
Any unauthorized level drop — outside your scheduled service windows, not matched to a known driver — triggers an immediate alert with GPS and timestamp. Chain-of-custody documentation is auto-generated.
Multi-compartment trucks tracking yellow grease, brown grease, or other fractions separately. Per-compartment gallon logs eliminate disputes with drivers, restaurants, and renderers.
Every service event generates a PDF report: GPS coordinates, timestamp, gallons collected. Restaurant managers get their own copy automatically — no more email requests for pickup verification.
Give your restaurant accounts a read-only portal showing container levels, pickup history, and next service date. This is what distinguishes licensed haulers from rogue operators in the eyes of food service managers.

General field service software was built for HVAC and lawn care — not for haulers managing commodity oil with theft risk and renderer accountability.
| Capability | Generic Software | Rivio |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time container level data | ✕ | ✓ |
| Routes built on fill level, not schedule | ✕ | ✓ |
| Theft / unauthorized pickup detection | ✕ | ✓ |
| Per-compartment gallon tracking | ✕ | ✓ |
| Auto-generated proof of pickup PDF | ✕ | ✓ |
| Restaurant customer portal | ✕ | ✓ |
| Renderer manifest reconciliation | ✕ | ✓ |
| No Wi-Fi needed at container site | ✕ | ✓ |
| Job scheduling & driver dispatch | ✓ | ✓ |
| Service history logging | ✓ | ✓ |
Managing 20, 50, or 200+ restaurant accounts requires knowing which containers are ready — not betting on a 2-week schedule. Rivio operators go to the tanks that need service. Competitors guess.
Renderer and biodiesel plant partners require accurate volume documentation. Rivio's per-pickup gallon logs eliminate manifest disputes and give you auditable records for every delivery.
Collecting yellow grease, brown grease, and food-grade fractions separately? Rivio tracks each compartment independently so grades don't get mixed on paper or in the tank.
Urban and suburban markets with active rogue hauler activity need more than a lock. Rivio's theft alert system gives you documented proof the moment an unauthorized pickup occurs.
No. Rivio is a layer on top of your existing tools. It adds real-time container intelligence — what's in them, what changed, theft alerts, proof of pickup — that your current software can't provide. Many operators use Rivio alongside their existing scheduling system.
Rivio sensors are compact and typically installed inside the grease container. Installation takes under 30 minutes per location and doesn't require any restaurant internet or power hookup. Sensors run on battery over cellular LTE.
Yes — and that's actually the power of the platform. You see stationary container levels at every restaurant account alongside real-time truck tank fill levels, so you can route intelligently from both sides.
Rivio auto-generates pickup documentation with timestamp, GPS, and volume for every service event. This record matches directly to what should appear on the renderer manifest, making discrepancies easy to identify and resolve.
Container levels. Theft alerts. Route intelligence. Proof of pickup. Renderer reconciliation. All in one platform built for grease collection operators.