Built natively on Oracle NetSuite

One system

From the scale ticket to the general ledger

Operations and finance share the same records, so nothing gets exported, re-keyed or reconciled at month end.

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Scale & yard

Ticket Management Quality Control Camera & Camera Integration Hazardous Materials Compliance

Dispatch & logistics

Dispatch & Driver Management Dispatch Portals Inbound Logistics Outbound Logistics Track & Trace Mobile Applications

Inventory & pricing

Inventory & Regrading Flexible Pricing Netting

Finance & insight

Finance & Settlements Real-Time Dashboards AI-Driven Insights & Automation

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Industries

14 industries, one system

Built around how material is received, graded, moved and sold.

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Metals & recycling

Scrap Metal Recycling Automotive Recycling Battery Recycling Electronics Recycling Tire Recycling

Plastics, organics & waste

Plastic & Glass Recycling Compost Recycling Municipal Waste Facilities

Aggregates & construction

Aggregate Concrete Recycling

Commodities & trading

Brokerage Agricultural Commodities Hay & Forage Processing Fish & Seafood Processing

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How we work with you

A clear rollout plan that brings operations and finance onto NetSuite together.

Responsive help from people who know scrap, recycling and aggregate workflows.

Role-based training for scale operators, dispatch and finance, live or on demand.

Agreements

Service descriptions Terms of service

Contact support →Documentation

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ERP guides and operations insight for materials businesses

Customer success

How operators replaced disconnected tools with one system

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Platform

Scale & yard

Ticket Management Quality Control Camera & Camera Integration Hazardous Materials Compliance

Dispatch & logistics

Dispatch & Driver Management Dispatch Portals Inbound Logistics Outbound Logistics Track & Trace Mobile Applications

Inventory & pricing

Inventory & Regrading Flexible Pricing Netting

Finance & insight

Finance & Settlements Real-Time Dashboards AI-Driven Insights & Automation All features →

Industries

Metals & recycling

Scrap Metal Recycling Automotive Recycling Battery Recycling Electronics Recycling Tire Recycling

Plastics, organics & waste

Plastic & Glass Recycling Compost Recycling Municipal Waste Facilities

Aggregates & construction

Aggregate Concrete Recycling

Commodities & trading

Brokerage Agricultural Commodities Hay & Forage Processing Fish & Seafood Processing Industries overview →

Services

Implementation Support Training Service descriptions

Resources

Blog Customer success Comparisons Documentation FAQs Videos and demos Click-thru demos Press releases

Company

About Loop ERP What is NetSuite?Press releases Contact us

Circular economy industries served by Loop ERP

About Loop ERP: ERP Built for the Circular Economy

Built for materials businesses. Not adapted for them.

Loop ERP connects operations and finance in one system, native inside Oracle NetSuite, for the businesses that collect, process, recover, and resell materials.

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Why Loop ERP

What Makes Loop ERP Different

One Login, One System

Operations and finance run on the same records. Tickets, inventory moves, and settlements post to the same ledger, so nobody reconciles two systems at month end.

Native Inside NetSuite

Loop ERP is built inside Oracle NetSuite, not connected to it. There are no syncs or middle layers between your yard, plant, or warehouse and the general ledger.

Inventory That Changes Value

Material gets regraded, processed, blended, and resold. Loop ERP tracks every grade change and keeps inventory value accurate without workarounds.

Built for Circular Industries

From scrap and e-waste to aggregates, brokerage, and compost, the workflows, roles, and pricing match how materials businesses actually run.

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Built for NetSuite

A NetSuite SuiteApp, Built Natively

Loop ERP joined the NetSuite SuiteApp Marketplace in September 2026 as a Built for NetSuite SuiteApp. It runs inside your NetSuite account and uses NetSuite's financials, roles, and security, so there is nothing separate to sync or maintain.

Your operations team works in workflows built for materials, and your finance team keeps the general ledger, reporting, and controls they already trust.

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Customer Story

By moving everything to a single, NetSuite-native platform, we now have a system that matches the sophistication of our process. It eliminated our operational bottlenecks and kept our data in sync in real time, turning a hurdle into a driver for our growth.

Ben Pope, COO, Sortera Technologies

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Who We Serve

Industries We Serve

Scrap and Waste Materials Automotive Recycling Battery Recycling Electronics Recycling Tire Recycling Plastic Recycling Compost Recycling Municipal Waste Facilities Aggregate Concrete Recycling Brokerage Agricultural Commodities Processing Hay and Forage Fish and Seafood Processing

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Talk with Loop ERP

See how Loop ERP connects scale tickets, dispatch, inventory, settlements, and NetSuite financials in one system, with no exports, re-entry, or month-end reconciliation.

Your workflow, live. Walk a load from the scale ticket to the general ledger in NetSuite.
Industry experts. Talk with people who know scrap, recycling, aggregates, and brokerage.
A clear next step. Leave with a picture of what implementation looks like for your operation.

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