
Waste management & channelization
Manage construction waste generation, collection requests, material movement and downstream recovery records.
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Manage waste, water and air-quality records across your construction projects with TraceConstruct.
Sample project overview
Illustrative data, not live
Waste processed · sample quarter
94%
Recovery
28
Active CRs
Planned
Air quality
Built for construction teams and their partners
The platform
Bring construction waste management, water usage tracking, and air-quality monitoring together in one connected project environment.

Manage construction waste generation, collection requests, material movement and downstream recovery records.

Track project water sources, record supply and consumption, and maintain visibility into water usage.

Track site air-quality conditions and support dust-management oversight across active construction projects.
Connected project oversight
Bring project records, environmental documentation, analytics and reporting together for clearer oversight and informed decisions.
Built for every role
Builders, developers and construction companies
Manage construction projects, environmental records, waste plans and compliance documentation in one workspace.
Recyclers, transporters and waste aggregators
Support waste collection, transportation, processing and downstream channelization with clear movement and recovery records.
How it works
Create a construction project and establish its environmental management records.
Record waste generation, plan material handling, raise collection requests, and track downstream movement.
Record water supply and consumption, and review project-level balances.
Bring site air-quality monitoring data into the project environmental overview.
Organize environmental records, supporting documents, and compliance information for review.
Pricing
Start free, upgrade as your traceability needs grow.
Prices shown monthly · billed in ₹ · See full plan comparison
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