UrbanIQ provides a cloud‑based platform that unifies waste‑collection planning, dispatch, real‑time vehicle tracking, and analytics for municipal teams. Its AI‑driven dashboards and live GPS monitoring help cities cut collection costs, improve service transparency, and generate audit‑ready reports without manual paperwork.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many municipalities still manage waste collection using paper logs, text messages, spreadsheets, or fragmented custom tools, which makes it difficult to obtain a complete, real‑time view of operations, track performance, and quickly address service issues.
Solution
UrbanIQ offers a cloud‑based waste operations platform that consolidates planning, dispatch, vehicle tracking, analytics, and citizen engagement into a single system. The platform provides live dashboards that show crew locations, route progress, and delays, enabling supervisors to re‑allocate resources instantly. AI‑driven insights analyze historical and real‑time data to identify inefficiencies, predict bottlenecks, and suggest route optimizations that lower collection costs. A multilingual mobile app lets residents submit complaints, request special pickups, and view service status, improving transparency and trust. All data is stored centrally, producing audit‑ready reports without manual entry.
Target Audience
Primary customers are municipal waste management departments and city agencies responsible for collection routing, fleet supervision, and resident service delivery.
Features
- Integrated planning and dispatch module with real‑time crew and vehicle monitoring
- Live GPS tracking and delay detection to prevent service gaps
- AI‑powered analytics dashboards that highlight blind spots, productivity gaps, and cost‑saving opportunities
- Automated, audit‑ready reporting that eliminates manual logs and reduces errors
- Multilingual citizen mobile app for complaints, pickup requests, and service status updates
- Single, cloud‑hosted platform that replaces disparate spreadsheets, paper registers, and siloed solutions