Over EasyOver Easy is the platform we built for Humpty Dump (humptydumpco.com) to run their roll-off container business.
Customers book dumpsters online, dispatch plans drop-offs and pickups, and drivers and office staff share one live view of every container: where it is, which job it is on and when it is due back.
The goal was simple: replace phone calls, whiteboards and spreadsheets with one system the whole team can trust.
The challenge
Roll-off logistics requires teams to coordinate containers, vehicles, job sites, and changing service requests. A container's availability depends on its location and service status, making scheduling closely tied to asset tracking. The central product challenge was to represent those dependencies clearly enough to support dispatch without adding unnecessary administrative work.
Our approach
The product scope centers on the container lifecycle: availability, assignment, delivery, time on site, and pickup. A suitable operational model links container records with service jobs and locations, allowing dispatchers to understand equipment commitments alongside upcoming work. Scheduling and status workflows form the core of this scope, with field updates providing a practical connection between planned work and actual movement. Exception handling is also relevant to the design, particularly when a pickup changes or equipment remains committed longer than expected. These elements describe the project's functional direction without implying a particular implementation stack or deployment architecture.
The outcome
Humpty Dump has one shared view of its containers and jobs instead of disconnected scheduling tools. Customers can book online, dispatch can plan with the full picture, and drivers can update progress from the field.
Technical highlights
- Asset-and-job data relationships suited to roll-off container operations
- Lifecycle-based status modeling for container availability
- Scheduling dependencies between equipment commitments and service requests
- Separation of planned dispatch activity from field-reported progress
Place in the journey
2022–2025 Product Engineering + Emerging TechnologyHumpty Dump fits Kordspace's expansion into operational software for logistics and asset-intensive businesses. Its placement reflects the project type rather than a confirmed delivery year, with technology tags indicating relevant scope areas rather than a verified stack.