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

Economy

The Circular Economy isn’t a buzzword. It’s a mandate—and a procurement priority.

To reduce waste, we need to track it first. Hub360 makes every load:

• Real-time visible

• Immutable and archived

• Traceable by material, project, driver, or site

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.

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.

With Hub360, it’s not about having a "digital POD".
It’s about having an entire compliance-ready infrastructure that:

• Captures driver actions in real-time at point of pickup or delivery

• Auto-generates dockets with time, date, geo-location, vehicle, and load data

• Secures and archives the record permanently in a structured, searchable database

For developers managing multiple sites and suppliers, sustainability reporting is becoming a logistical nightmare. With CSRD deadlines tightening and Scope 3 emissions under the microscope, spreadsheet-based systems just won’t cut it anymore.

To stay competitive and compliant, you need more than estimates. You need real-time ESG visibility across every active job.

That’s where Hub360 comes in.

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 Ireland, councils are increasingly under pressure to manage resources efficiently and sustainably. One area that often goes unnoticed is the handling of milled asphalt, commonly known as blacktop. This material, generated during road resurfacing projects, holds significant value both environmentally and financially. Yet, without proper tracking and reuse strategies, councils risk not only wasting resources but also falling short of compliance with emerging European standards.

As Ireland advances towards its 2030 climate and circular economy goals, county councils find themselves at the forefront of this national transformation. From emissions reporting to waste oversight and compliance with the Circular Economy Act, local authorities are tasked with an unprecedented administrative burden. Yet, staffing and resources remain stretched.

France has emerged as a frontrunner in enforcing the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), sending a clear message: sustainability reporting is not a tick-box exercise—it’s a legal obligation. For companies looking to compete in Europe’s increasingly ESG-driven public and private sectors, non-compliance is now a serious business risk.

It’s the least glamorous part of construction—muckaway, spoil removal, site clearance. But it’s becoming one of the most high-stakes items in public tenders.

Why? Because muckaway and site clearance are major Scope 3 emissions sources—and now they’re being scrutinised by procurement teams, auditors, and investors alike.

If you're bidding for public works, infrastructure, or county council projects in 2025 and beyond, carbon reporting isn’t just a compliance box—it’s a deciding factor.

Thanks to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and tightening procurement rules, the question facing every construction business is now this:

Can you prove your Scope 3 emissions—live, load-by-load?

If not, you may already be falling behind in the race for public and private sector contracts.