RIMAS review
A focused system for recording scale activity, material movements and facility operations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RIMAS is SharedLogic’s software for managing recycling material transactions and facility operations. It is aimed at recycling businesses that need centralized records for scale activity, incoming and outgoing materials, customers, vendors, and related workflows. Its stated fit spans small, mid-market, and enterprise organizations, so the defining use case is operational recordkeeping rather than a particular company size. Facilities looking for a basic system to capture scale and transaction records are the clearest match.
The product’s core workflow connects scale-ticket and weight transaction recording with recyclable-material tracking and management of incoming and outgoing transactions. Customer and vendor records sit alongside those transaction functions, while recycling-facility operations reporting provides a way to review activity. This makes RIMAS a focused option for facilities whose needs center on documenting material movement and associated parties. Its description presents it as purpose-built for recycling operations, not as a general-purpose accounting or customer-management application.
According to SharedLogic’s public pricing approach, buyers need to contact sales rather than choose from published plan prices. That means evaluation starts with a vendor conversation, and the purchase decision should account for the organization’s transaction-recording and reporting needs. The product is proprietary, not open source. Facilities prioritizing scale tickets, material tracking, transaction management, and facility reporting should consider RIMAS; teams whose central requirement is a broader recycling workflow beyond those stated functions should compare options against that need before choosing.
RIMAS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Records scale tickets and weight transactions.
- Tracks recyclable materials and incoming and outgoing transactions.
- Keeps customer and vendor records alongside facility reporting.
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales.
- The stated feature set centers on transactions and facility operations.
- It is not open source.
RIMAS fact sheet, pricing and score →
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