Highways UK 2026 runs on 14 and 15 October at the NEC Birmingham, and the Re-flow Field Management team will be on stand E11 both days. Depending on how you currently manage highways contracts, the stand offers different benefits
Re-flow is also part of the Highways UK speaking agenda: a talk on 14 October, 12.50pm, will cover the practical steps of turning site evidence into carbon compliance.
Existing Re-flow client? Get support and discover what’s new
If you’re attending as an existing Re-flow client, visit the stand to get support from the team, talk through any issues, discuss ideas for improving your operations, or to see a demo of new features.
Demo highlights include:
- The new Re-flow AI assistant: Ask plain-English questions about your operational data and quickly retrieve reports, summaries, and answers without searching through forms and records
- Stock tracking: Maintain clearer visibility of stock across vehicles, depots, and jobs, helping teams keep materials available where they’re needed and reduce manual stock administration
- DEFRA-compliant digital waste tracking: Submit waste movement information directly to DEFRA as part of your existing workflows, reducing duplicate data entry and supporting upcoming regulatory requirements
- PAS 2080 carbon reporting: Turn information already being captured on site into carbon evidence that supports PAS 2080 reporting and compliance activities
If you don’t already have a support slot for the show, drop by stand E11 to be booked in manually.
Not a client? Discover how Re-flow handles complex highways operations
Whether you’re organising an expansion of your operations due to a new contract or have an eye on the future for any other reason, Re-flow covers your field operational needs – either as a standalone system or as the operations specialist platform that connects to a wider ERP (feeding into your financial systems and beyond). It connects planning, delivery, and the records that support compliance and payment in one place.
Re-flow is a specialist platform, so it caters to the more specific needs of the highways sector, including recent software additions like:
- PAS 2080 carbon reporting that tracks emissions against jobs
- A DVLA vehicle lookup, keeping MOT and tax dates up to date without manual checks
- A DEFRA connector to aid future DEFRA Digital Waste Tracking requirements
- A connector for Confirm, due later this year, will pass National Highways jobs into Re-flow
- A standardised form developed together with RAISE to support the sector with tracking road worker abuse.
Visit the Re-flow Field Management stand to learn more about the software and its future, and to see a demo of Re-flow in action.
Learn how your existing site records can become carbon evidence
On 14 October, 12.50 – 1.10pm, Hannah Bradley, Product Manager at Re-flow, and Richard Smith of Auditel are presenting the discussion ‘Carbon compliance by design: Embedding data into operational workflows’.
Richard specialises in carbon accounting and PAS 2080 compliance across infrastructure and construction, and the session looks at carbon compliance with an eye on the near- and long-term future. As the sector puts extra pressure on evidence, there are echoes of how health and safety was once seen as an optional extra – one that is now expected and par for the course.
Whether you’re looking for support with your existing system or exploring new ways to manage your operations, visit stand E11 at the show or visit re-flow.co.uk/highways.
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