Re-flow Round Up July: Charity highlights, trendsetting innovations, and client success stories

QMS Fairway to Devon charity golf event?

Re-flow recently joined the QMS Fairway to Devon charity golf event at Dainton Park Golf Club just outside Newton Abbot.??

Organised by the passionate Greg Clark, managing director of QMS, the event aimed to raise funds for the Lighthouse Club Construction Industry Charity, who raise awareness about men’s mental health in the construction industry and provide solutions and support.??

The day featured unique golf challenges, like using only one designated club per hole and a competitive hole-in-one opportunity on the eighth hole, with a fun fancy dress twist.?

After golfing, attendees enjoyed a carvery and a mesmerising trick-shot performance by Paul Barrington. Read our article to discover how Greg Clark emphasised the importance of supporting Lighthouse Charity and their commitment to construction welfare.??

Discover the Re-flow management features that streamline and enhance highways operations??

Re-flow continues to lead the way in field management software for highways operations. Our platform transforms infrastructure management by closing communication gaps, digitising workflows, and incorporating automations to streamline operations. Companies like The Kiely Group have already seen significant administrative savings and efficiency gains using Re-flow.?

This article explores key features, including the full hiring system and how it integrates with the BoQ. This enables real-time adaptation to field changes and prevents fines by providing location visibility of on-site assets. The flexible rates system and automated profit and loss tracking further enhance operational efficiency.?

The article covers other points too:??

• How Re-flow supports compliance through clear task assignments and RAMS sign-off, and how these help operatives follow procedures effortlessly??

• How our platform assists companies in achieving ISO certifications by offering comprehensive data tracking, AI reporting, and secure document management?

With upcoming software additions like the working time directive/fatigue feature, Re-flow ensures continued compliance with industry standards now and in the future. For more information, read the article here.??

The Highways Awards – success for Re-flow and partner Kiely Group?

We were delighted to find out that Re-flow client Kiely Group have been shortlisted as finalists for the Highways Awards 2024 in the Digital Transformation category.??

The award recognises organisations that have made a positive impact on working practices or service outcomes using digital technology, and we’re obviously proud to have been a part of Kiely Group’s digital journey and to contribute to this achievement. We are looking forward to the awards ceremony on 24 September and wish all the other nominees the best of luck.?

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A trio of Re-flow reviews?

This month, we received outstanding reviews from three of our clients: TMO Traffic Highways Ltd , QMS , and The Lamorna Group ( CGS Contractors Southwest Limited , Iktin Solutions Limited Celtic Turf Limited ). The reviews shone a light on the transformative impact of Re-flow’s field management software in different ways:?

• TMO Highways praised Re-flow for streamlining their operations across multiple departments, improving scheduling, quoting, and on-the-ground reporting. They highlighted our hands-on support and the software’s user-friendly interface.?

• QMS faced inefficiencies with paper-based workflows and communication delays. Since adopting Re-flow, they’ve seen seamless data collection, improved communication, and simplified dynamic risk assessments. Greg Clark called Re-flow ‘a fantastic system’ that has become integral to their daily operations.?

• Before Re-flow, The Lamorna Group struggled with fragmented communication and outdated processes. Our software provided a unified platform that improved job management, asset tracking, and compliance. The Lamorna Group emphasised how Re-flow’s comprehensive features gave them a competitive edge and supported their rapid growth.?

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Landscapers: optimise scheduling, enhance communication, and boost safety with Re-flow?

This month, we also explored how Re-flow's field management software addresses key challenges in landscaping. Our software solution effectively tackles inefficiencies in scheduling, communication, and compliance that often plague landscaping operations.??

We discussed Re-flow’s powerful features in a little more detail:??

• the drag-and-drop scheduling tool providing real-time visibility and adaptability to changes, and simplifying the management of diverse projects?

• the integrated cloud-based messaging, ensuring seamless communication without the need for external applications?

• the offline functionality, guaranteeing access to essential documents and forms in locations with poor or non-existent signal?

• the dynamic, user-friendly in-app forms enhancing health and safety compliance by streamlining risk assessments and documentation.??

To read how these features collectively boost operational efficiency and safety, supporting a more organised and responsive workflow, visit our website.?

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LCRIG Innovations Festival: Meeting Re-flow clients and growing together??

At the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) Learning and Innovation Festival 2024, in Kenilworth, we showcased our robust field management software, promoted the benefits of our strong onboarding and support teams, and engaged with current clients like the Asphalt Group, Kiely Group, and MVIS Ltd.

We enjoyed discussing upcoming updates, custom features, and other feedback with our clients.??

It was great to hear the Kiely Group’s comment that ‘the Re-flow support is fantastic.’ Read the article to find out more about Re-flow’s AI reporting, real-time notifications, and customisable workflows, and how the software enhances operational efficiency and compliance, and helps companies achieve their ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, and 2700 ambitions.?

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