
Routeware is a United States waste and recycling software company for haulers and municipalities.
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Book a call to see how Routeware helps waste, recycling and fleet operations improve efficiency, control costs, enhance safety and deliver better service.
See how Routeware protects customer data with annual security audits, WCAG accessibility, and privacy-by-design practices.
Routeware helps cities modernize waste collection, snow removal, and street sweeping with connected technology trusted by 150+ municipalities worldwide.
I love working for Routeware because, despite the challenges, we make a real– impact on our customers’ lives. Trash and Recycling are a fundamental part of our ecosystem, and our work helps shape how it’s managed, creating meaningful change in the world. Plus, I get to collaborate with some of the smartest, most talented colleagues in the industry – together, we’re making a difference, pushing boundaries and setting new standards every day for our customers and I am so proud to be part of that!
GRI 306 asks cities to report waste generated, diverted, and disposed. See where that data comes from in a municipal operation, and why estimates will not hold.
See how ReCollect helps universities communicate about waste, cut recycling contamination, and manage move-out surges across a busy, ever-changing campus.
Practical insights on route optimization, waste billing, in-cab technology, and resident engagement for smarter waste and recycling operations.
Explore customer stories, practical guides, webinars, and industry news to help your waste and recycling operation run smarter every day.
Meet the Routeware team at industry events or register for a live webinar to learn about the technology behind smarter waste and recycling operations.
The latest Routeware press releases, customer launches, and media coverage from across the waste and recycling industry.
Explore open roles, benefits, and what it is like to work at Routeware and build technology that keeps communities clean.
Routeware partners across telematics, GIS, AI, and payments, so fleets run on the tools they already use. Learn how to become a Routeware partner.
Discover why 1,500 haulers and cities trust Routeware to modernize waste, recycling, and heavy-duty fleet operations.
Connect with the Routeware team for sales, support, or general questions, or find the nearest office.
Routeware waste management technology solutions improve your waste collection, increase efficiency, and support smarter recycling operations.
Routeware waste management technology solutions improve your waste collection, increase efficiency, and support smarter recycling operations.
Routeware waste management technology solutions improve your waste collection, increase efficiency, and support smarter recycling operations.
Routeware ranks No. 200 in software and No. 2,619 overall on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private U.S. companies. The ranking marks Routeware’s fourth consecutive year on the list.
Aug 2026 · RoutewareNews article
Routeware acquires UK garden waste permit management provider PermiServ in April 2026, extending its municipal platform with permitting, fulfillment logistics, and resident communications for local authorities. The acquisition expands Routeware’s UK presence and adds permit management capabilities to its platform.
Apr 2026 · RoutewareNews article
Routeware appoints Jeremy Collins as chief executive in January 2026 and names longtime board member Ray Greer executive chairman. The appointments mark what the company frames as the start of a next growth phase for its waste and recycling platform.
Jan 2026 · RoutewareNews article
Routeware's corporate headquarters is in Austin, Texas, following its December 2025 relocation. The company maintains a remote-first model and uses a shared office for coordination, customer meetings, and partner engagement.
Dec 2025 · RoutewareNews article