Stakeholder management software for transport infrastructure in Ireland

Yes. Tractivity is available to transport organisations, local authorities, utilities and infrastructure bodies in Ireland. The platform is GDPR-compliant and supervised by Ireland's Data Protection Commission (DPC). We are actively working with TII and NTA contractors, local authority roads departments and infrastructure consultancies delivering National Development Plan projects. Contact us to arrange a demonstration.

Yes. Tractivity can help transport organisations build the Public Participation Report required for Strategic Infrastructure Development (SID) applications to An Bord Pleanála. The platform captures all stakeholder interactions, consultation responses and issue resolutions in a time-stamped, searchable audit trail, providing the documented evidence of engagement that An Bord Pleanála requires. It also structures formal consultation phases with defined workflows for capturing responses and generating consultation reports.

Yes. Tractivity is designed for organisations managing multiple concurrent projects or programmes, such as an NTA team running multiple BusConnects corridors simultaneously, or a TII contractor managing overlapping road schemes. Each project maintains its own stakeholder groups and issue registers, while the platform provides unified stakeholder records and cross-project visibility.

Tractivity structures formal consultation phases with workflows for capturing all consultation responses (online, email, letters, face-to-face meetings), logging issues, tracking resolutions and generating consultation reports that demonstrate engagement activity and issue resolution. This meets the requirements of the Planning and Development Act 2024 and provides the evidential standard required for planning submissions in Ireland.

Yes. Tractivity is fully EU GDPR-compliant. For Irish organisations, data processing is subject to oversight by Ireland's Data Protection Commission (DPC). Tractivity does not transfer personal data outside the EU/EEA and holds data in EU-based infrastructure. Public bodies procuring Tractivity can request a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) as part of the procurement process.

Yes. Transport organisations use Tractivity to segment stakeholders by proximity to works, send targeted notifications, capture complaints and track responses, maintaining a complete record of disruption management and community engagement. This is particularly relevant for live NDP construction projects such as road widening, BusConnects infrastructure works and rail upgrades.

No. While Tractivity maintains stakeholder records, it is built specifically for stakeholder engagement, public consultation management and multi-project coordination, not for sales or marketing workflows. It is purpose-built for the kind of structured, audit-ready engagement that Irish transport infrastructure projects require.

Spreadsheets and CRMs can capture contact data and interaction records, but they are not structured around multi-project programmes, Irish planning consultation workflows or audit-ready reporting. For Irish transport projects, the risk is compounded by An Bord Pleanála's requirement for a documented Public Participation Report and the growing risk of judicial review where consultation records are inadequate. Tractivity is designed specifically for this requirement.

Irish infrastructure projects, particularly major programmes like MetroLink, the DART+ network expansion and BusConnects, span many years from planning through construction to operation. Tractivity maintains stakeholder records and engagement history across the full project lifecycle, ensuring continuity even as team members change over the course of a long programme.