For project and operations managers, juggling multiple construction sites means managing a never-ending stream of updates, subcontractors, materials, and compliance checks. When every supplier uses different formats, processes, or paper tickets, staying in control quickly becomes overwhelming.

That’s where Hub360 comes in.

Built specifically for infrastructure environments, Hub360 gives managers a unified, real-time view of every active site, supplier, and material movement—no matter how many projects you’re running.

In today’s construction and infrastructure projects, knowing what’s moving, where it’s going, and what carbon impact it’s creating isn’t a “nice to have”—it’s essential. Whether you’re managing roadworks, civil infrastructure, or utility upgrades, traceability and environmental accountability are quickly becoming non-negotiable.

At Hub360, we built the platform to solve a problem that’s been holding the industry back for years: mountains of paper dockets, zero audit trail, and a system that makes Ireland’s construction logistics look like it’s stuck in the dark ages.

So we flipped it.

One click on the app, and you’ve got everything — jobs, loads, emissions, timestamps — all logged, all traceable, no faffing around

In the world of construction logistics, time isn’t just money—it’s momentum. Yet every week, teams across Ireland are losing dozens of hours chasing missing dockets, updating error-prone spreadsheets, and retrofitting reports to meet compliance deadlines. Enter Hub360’s instant and secure digital archiving system—a solution purpose-built to eliminate administrative drag.

Irish waste and material movement regulations are growing in complexity. From Articles 27 and 28 to the Circular Economy Act 2022, the pressure to prove responsible waste management has never been higher.

For many, that translates into stress, manual admin, and spreadsheet overload.

In haulage, trust is everything. Yet with traditional paper-based systems or spreadsheet guesswork, that trust can erode quickly. A missing docket. An incorrect timestamp. A delivery marked in error.

For Irish local authorities, the pressure is growing—not just to manage waste, but to account for one of the most valuable and overlooked public assets in road construction: milled blacktop.

Every year, thousands of tonnes of high-value asphalt are scraped from Ireland’s roads during resurfacing. This material—known as road planings—is not just reusable, it’s financially valuable. Yet in far too many projects, it goes untracked, underreported, or disappears entirely.

In its guidance, Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) reinforces a message that every local authority and roads engineer should take seriously:

Road planings must be tracked through their entire lifecycle.

As Ireland accelerates its shift toward a circular economy, public bodies are being held accountable not just for how roads are built—but for how materials are recovered, reused, and reported.

This isn’t just best practice. It’s becoming compliance.