A pin in the Superfy platform is any container, bin, or other asset shown on the map. These can be smart assets (sensor enabled), managed assets (no sensor, but rules associated) or standard assets (no sensor and no rules associated).
It is recommended that customers complete this process during the installation of the Fill Level Sensor or Smart Bin (bin that come equipped with our pre-installed Fill Level Sensor). The installation technician(s) has the option to utilise the Superfy Mobile Application to complete this process while on-site.
This will enable the installation technician(s) to confirm that the Fill Level Sensor are activated correctly, assigned to the appropriate bin, and accurately recording data. It also allows you to troubleshoot any issues proactively while on-site.
Learn how to Download the Superfy Mobile Application.
Learn how to Add a Pin to the Map Using the Superfy Mobile Application.
Learn how to Turn ON the G2 Fill Level Sensor.
Learn how to Take a Manual Reading.
We recommend enabling Location Sharing on your web browser to allow the platform to automatically detect your current location.
- Log into your Superfy Account
- Click on the Search (
) icon located on the top left hand-side of the Map View. - Choose the Street/Location option from the drop-down menu to locate your desired Address on the map. This will automatically center the map to that specific location..
Utilise your Mouse or Touchpad to zoom in or out on the map as needed to get a closer or broader view of the area. Alternatively, you can also utilise the Zoom In and Zoom Out (
) feature located in the top-right-hand panel of the screen.
- Click on the Place Asset on the Map icon, located on the right-hand side panel of the Map View.
- Drop the Pin (
) on your desired location.
An Add Asset to Map pop-up screen will load. Please fill in the reqiured Asset information.
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- Zone - select your preferred Zone that you would like to add the asset to.
- Group - is a subgroup of assets of a zone which may correspond to work practices such as collection teams or logical sets of bins/containers. It can be used for further filtering purposes.
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- Asset Type - e.g., organic bin, smart container etc...
- Waste Type - e.g., e-waste, glass metal.
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- Sensor - assign one of the available sensors to the pin
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You have the option to drop Pin(s) on the map without assigning a Fill Level Sensor. If you choose not to attach a sensor to the assets, you can proceed without completing this step.
If you choose to allocate a sensor, it's crucial to:
- Ensure that the Fill Level Sensor is Turned ON.
- Take a Manual Reading after pin is added to the map to ensure a heartbeat is being sent from the sensor to the platform (confirm date and timestamp matches) and verify that the asset fullness level matches what is physically in the bin.
Learn how to Take a Manual Reading.
If there is any previous Fill Level Sensor Sensor allocated to the Pin, please ensure to detach the sensor first before alloacting the new Fill Level Sensor to the Pin.
Learn how to Deatch a Fill Level Sensor from an Asset
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- Fill Height - add the asset Fill Height here in cm
- Fill Gap - add the asset Fill Gap here in cm
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To Take Fill Height and Fill Gap Measurement, Learn More
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- Name - use your preferred naming convention.
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- Click Save
After adding a pin, you will notice a Grey icon on the map. If the Fill Level Sensor is Turned ON, the icon will change colour to one of the options below.
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A clear picture of the bin type
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A clear pictures of where the sensor(s) was installed in the bins (especially if they are installed slightly different to one another)
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A clear picture of environment of where the bin is situated.
During on-site installation, the installation technician(s) have the capability to take and upload pictures of each asset using the Superfy Mobile Application while adding it to the platform. Alternatively, you also have the option to take and add them at a later date on the platform if required.
Drivers can also use the Superfy Mobile Application to take photos of assets and attach them for reporting purposes, allowing their managers to review them. This includes documenting any damages to a bin or confirming its delivery to the designated location, among other uses.