COMPLIANCE
Regulatory compliance in bulk material management: what the requirements say and how Pinpointer supports you
Swedish bulk material management is governed by five frameworks: the Swedish Waste Ordinance, BEAst Supply 4.0, Prop. 2025/26:108, PFAS traceability and CSRD. Here are the requirements, and how Pinpointer makes the evidence auditable for inspection and audit.
Pinpointer gives you the records, documentation and traceability for bulk material management, but it does not make the legal or environmental decisions for you. Classification and assessment are made by the operator, often supported by an environmental consultant.
OVERVIEW
The five regulations that affect bulk material management in Sweden
And how Pinpointer covers each of them — from BEAst Supply 4.0 to CSRD.
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The Swedish Waste Ordinance (2020:614)
The Swedish Waste Ordinance (2020:614) governs classification, transport and traceability of waste. The operator is responsible for correct classification, authorised transport and documentation through the whole chain. Hazardous waste is also subject to record keeping and reporting to the Swedish EPA's waste register.
How Pinpointer supports you:
Classification per delivery linked to sampling. Traceable documentation from stockpile to recipient. Reporting to the Swedish EPA's waste register happens automatically for hazardous waste.
Does Pinpointer classify the material for me?
No, classification is the operator's responsibility. Pinpointer provides decision support and traceable evidence, often with the Classify Material add-on.
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BEAst Supply 4.0
Trafikverket requires digital reporting of material, vehicles and fuel in structured XML via Peppol. The requirement is introduced step by step in new procurements since March 2024.
- Material reporting
- Vehicle reporting
- Fuel reporting
- Automatic Peppol routing
How Pinpointer supports you:
XML is generated automatically from your delivery data. All three parts of Supply 4.0 are supported: material, vehicles and fuel. Pinpointer is listed among BEAst's system suppliers for Supply and Peppol.
Do I have to map the BEAst XML manually?
No, the XML is generated automatically from your delivery data. No manual mapping, no Excel errors.
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Prop. 2025/26:108 (new Chapter 15 of the Environmental Code)
Prop. 2025/26:108 introduces a new Chapter 15 of the Environmental Code. Clean excavation material may be exempt from the waste rules, but only when reused on site in its natural state, and the assessment must be documented. Material transported away is fully covered by the waste rules, and before handover the operator must verify that the receiver holds the required permits.
- Per-delivery proof that exemption conditions are met
- Receiver permit verification documented at handover
- Clean liability transfer on every load
- Color-coded dashboard, audit-ready log
How Pinpointer supports you:
Every delivery is linked to its sampling, classification and recipient, so the assessment can be shown in black and white during inspection. The Classify Material add-on gives decision support per the Swedish EPA's Handbook 2010:1.
How do I prove that the material is covered by the exemption?
Pinpointer links every tonne to its sampling, its classification and its location, so the documentation is ready to show an inspector.
Unsure of the basics — when excavation material becomes waste and how it is classified? Read our complete guide to excavation material.
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Classification and MRR – traceable evidence for the assessment
MRR – Less Than Negligible Risk – determines whether excavation material can be reused without notification or permit. The assessment is made against both total content and leaching properties according to the Swedish EPA's Handbook 2010:1, and it is always the operator who makes the decision and bears the burden of proof under Chapter 2, Section 2 of the Environmental Code.
Pinpointer does not make the classification decision for you – but it makes the documentation traceable and auditable. Every delivery is linked to its sampling, its classification and its recipient, so that the assessment can be shown in black and white during inspection. Classification is a built-in optional feature in Pinpointer, providing decision support per the Swedish EPA's guidance (Handbook 2010:1).
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Naturvårdsverket's waste register
Hazardous waste must be recorded and reported to the Swedish EPA's waste register no later than two working days after each event. Pinpointer handles the entire flow automatically, based on the data you already register per load. You never transfer anything manually and you never track the deadlines yourself.
Direct integration with the register
Records are sent via API directly to the waste register, secured with a client certificate. Every submission is acknowledged with a waste ID that is stored per record, and the two-working-day deadline is monitored automatically. If the register is temporarily unavailable, the call is queued and retried, so no load falls through the cracks.
The right record for every role
The platform selects the correct record type based on the role in the flow: waste producer, transporter, collector, dealer and treater, including the treater's quarterly summary. Waste IDs are linked between steps so that the same waste quantity can be followed through the entire chain, from origin to final treatment.
Corrections included
If a detail turns out to be wrong, for example a weighed quantity, the record is corrected against the register using the stored waste ID. The previous record is marked as updated at the Swedish EPA, while your internal delivery log remains immutable. Correct data in the register, intact chain of evidence with you.
No manual filing, no missed deadlines.
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PFAS traceability
PFAS traceability requires documentation per delivery: sampling, analysis results and receipt confirmation.
- Sampling documented per delivery
- Analysis results linked
- Receiving receipts traceable
- Immutable audit log
How Pinpointer supports you:
Every delivery is linked to its analysis and final recipient. The log is tamper-evident and ready to hand over to an auditor or supervisory authority.
Can I export the PFAS documentation to my auditor?
Yes, all documentation is exported per project in a structured format, machine readable if needed.
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CSRD reporting
Companies with >250 employees, >EUR 40m revenue or >EUR 20m balance sheet (two of three criteria) are covered in stages 2024–2028. Pinpointer generates machine-readable sustainability data per project.
How Pinpointer supports you:
Sampling, analysis results and sustainability data are exported machine readable per project, with CO2 calculation per delivery and per project.
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Tamper-evident traceability for disputes and inspections
Traceability is only worth something if it holds up when questioned. Pinpointer's delivery log is built to withstand scrutiny — from a disputed invoice to an environmental legal dispute.
Immutable log
Every delivery is logged with timestamp, GPS position at loading and unloading, weighed quantity and photo evidence. The log cannot be altered after the fact — what has been recorded stands.
Complete chain per load
The whole chain holds together: sampling, classification, transport, reception and receipt. In a dispute, the entire documentation is collected per delivery, not scattered across Excel files and binders.
Ready to hand over
The documentation can be handed over directly to an auditor, supervisory authority, client or counterparty — in a format that is auditable and traceable. No after-the-fact reconstruction.
That makes Pinpointer data reliable as evidence — regardless of whether the question comes from a client, an authority or a court.
DATA
Data stays in Sweden
Pinpointer is hosted at Tripnet in Sweden. Data never leaves the EU. The platform is penetration tested according to industry standard with ISO 27001-prepared data handling.
- Hosted at Tripnet in Sweden
- Pen-tested according to industry standard
- Role-based access control
- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- GDPR-compliant
- Audit logs per user
PROCUREMENT
Procurement template for digital traceability
Ready-to-use AMA formulations and specification for digital traceability, BEAst Supply 4.0 and PFAS reporting — vendor-neutral.
Download templateFrequently asked questions about compliance
Go deeper
Want to understand the regulations in depth?
This page shows how Pinpointer covers the requirements. If you want to understand the regulations themselves – how soil is classified, what applies in transport and what changes in 2026 – we've gathered in-depth guides in the knowledge base.
- Topic guideExcavation material – complete guideWhat it is, how it's classified, what applies in transport.
- GuideHow to classify MRR materialMRR classification per the Swedish EPA Handbook 2010:1.
- GuideSweden's new waste legislation 2026What the new Chapter 15 of the Environmental Code changes from 1 July 2026.
Need help interpreting the regulations?
A walkthrough with our compliance team. We'll cover the regulations based on your role and your projects.
Pinpointer provides documentation and traceability for mass handling , but does not make the legal or environmental decisions for you. Classification and assessment are made by the operator, often with the support of an environmental consultant. This page describes how the platform supports compliance and does not constitute legal advice.