Re-flow is bringing its field management software to Highways UK 2026 at the NEC Birmingham on 14 and 15 October, stand E11. The pitch is aimed at highways contractors who want to turn the data they already collect on site into carbon evidence. That includes PAS 2080 carbon reporting tied to specific jobs, DEFRA-compliant digital waste tracking, and a new AI assistant that answers plain-English questions about operational data. Existing users can get support and see new features like stock tracking and DVLA vehicle lookups. Non-customers can see how the platform handles complex highways operations and connects to ERP systems. There is also a speaking slot on 14 October at 12.50pm, where Re-flow's Hannah Bradley and Auditel's Richard Smith will talk about embedding carbon compliance into operational workflows. The angle here is practical: carbon reporting works better when the data is captured as part of normal site workflows, not bolted on later. Worth a look if you are in highways and need to get ready for PAS 2080 or DEFRA digital waste tracking.
