Dumpster Net Hub · updated 2026-08-08
How to read the Dumpster Net Hub marketplace in Dumpster Controls
The Hub page is organized into four tabs. Learn what each zone shows before you buy or sell your first order.
- ## Open the Hub
Click the "Dumpster HUB" card in the sidebar. The page header reads "Dumpster Network Hub" with the subtitle "B2B marketplace for verified network members", plus quick links to the "Manual" and the "Agreement". - ## Check your authorization state
The header shows one of three states: a green "Hub Authorized" badge, an amber "Under Review" pill, or a "Request Authorization" button if you have not applied yet. - ## Know the four tabs
"Marketplace" is the board of available orders from other companies. "My Listings" tracks orders you are selling. "My Accepted Orders" tracks orders you took from others. "Financial Overview" shows your Hub money. - ## Read the stats row
The Marketplace tab opens with four counters: "Orders Available", "Within Radius", "Avg. Payout", and "New Today". - ## Read a listing card
Each card shows the dumpster size, a waste-type badge, a status pill, the "Payout" amount with a "no hub fees" note, the city and state with the distance in miles, the delivery date, a "Verified Member" tag, and a countdown such as "Returns in 5h 12m". The countdown tooltip explains: "If no company accepts before this timer ends, the order returns to the original seller." - ## Use the card actions
"View" opens the full detail drawer. "Take" starts the acceptance flow. If you are not authorized yet, the button reads "Access" and opens the authorization request instead. Your own listings show "Your listing" and cannot be taken by you.
What happens next
- An empty board shows "No orders available within your radius" with the hint "Try adjusting your filters or expanding the distance range."
- Listings are paginated below the grid so busy regions stay browsable.
Troubleshooting
Every listing shows "Access" instead of "Take".
Your company is not Hub authorized yet. Complete the "Request Authorization" flow first; browsing is open to everyone, taking orders is not.
Related guides
- How to request Dumpster Net Hub access in Dumpster Controls
- How to filter and sort Hub listings in Dumpster Controls
- How to review a Hub listing before taking it in Dumpster Controls
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