Qualis Flow (Qflow)

4YFN25 was brilliant! Here’s what we got up to: Brittany Harris FICE took to the Founders Stage at 4YFN25 to tackle one of the biggest challenges in climate tech—scaling sustainable solutions in construction and beyond. She joined an incredible panel of CEOs and founders from Mitiga Solutions, EnergyX, phelas, and Holaluz to dive into: 🔷 Navigating complex regulations in sustainability and climate tech 🔷 Engaging stakeholders in industries traditionally resistant to change 🔷 Proving value & securing investment to scale impact-driven solutions It was also great to see Bankuish take home a 4YFN25 Award! A well-deserved win for an exciting company making waves 👏 Were you at 4YFN? Let’s keep the conversation going! Drop a comment or DM—we’d love to connect. #4YFN25 #GreenTech #SustainableConstruction #DataQuality #Qflow #NetZero #ClimateTech

💡  Tracking utility usage just got easier! Capturing on-site electricity and water consumption has been a major challenge for many construction teams. Data is scattered across different systems, leading to delays in reporting and difficulty integrating with full A1-A5 carbon tracking. 🏆  We heard this challenge and built a solution. Our Utilities Module was designed in close collaboration with our customers to simplify how teams track and quantify their energy and water usage. Here’s what that means for our customers: ✅  Easier data input - enter meter readings directly into Qflow. ✅  Smarter insights - integrate utility usage with materials & waste data for accurate carbon reporting. ✅  Efficient compliance - capture scope 2 emissions effortlessly for a complete view of your sustainability impact. ✅  Faster decision-making - access up-to-date information without chasing siloed data. Hear from our co-founder, Jade Cohen, on how we built this solution to tackle real on-site challenges. #ConstructionInnovation #UtilitiesTracking #CarbonReporting #DataQuality #SustainableConstruction #Qflow

🏗️Wicked Problems in Construction—How AI Can Help Solve Them (Part 2) The construction industry faces complex challenges—from stagnant productivity to safety risks and environmental impact. These aren’t just everyday problems; they’re wicked problems—interconnected, evolving, and challenging to solve. 💡 Can AI be the game-changer? In the second article of our series (co-authored with Mike Hill FBCS (RICS), Jugal Makwana (Autodesk), and James Garner (Gleeds)), we explore how AI can tackle three critical areas and how some products are solving these challenges [The products mentioned in this post/article are examples, including some from the RICS Tech Partner program. In most cases, competing products exist that are not listed here. All information is sourced from publicly available materials, and this is not product promotion. Readers should conduct further research as needed.]: ✅ Reducing environmental impact Construction is responsible for nearly ~40% of global emissions. AI is revolutionizing how we track, measure, and reduce carbon #emissions while improving material efficiency and #circularity. +Early cost & carbon insights: Preoptima, V-Quest, Autodesk Forma, BCIS Life Cycle Evaluator, Nomitech CostOS +Material selection: Emidat, Pathways, Firstplanit +Whole life carbon assessment: Morgan Sindall Construction CarboniCa, One Click LCA, Xylo Systems +Circularity & waste reduction: Urban Machine, Qualis Flow (Qflow) ✅ Enhancing safety & addressing skills shortages The industry faces persistent workforce shortages and safety incidents. AI can predict risks before they happen, automate compliance, and even augment the workforce with robotics. +Real-time hazard detection: OpenSpace, REscan +Predictive safety analytics: HammerTech , Kwant +Automating safety compliance: Saifety.ai, Onwave, SALUS +AI-powered workforce augmentation: Rugged Robotics, Canvas ✅ Boosting construction productivity Construction productivity has improved just 10% in over two decades—far behind other industries. AI is driving design, scheduling, risk management, contract management and supply chain efficiency. +AI-driven design automation: Viability, Augmenta, qbiq +AI for scheduling & contract management: ALICE Technologies, nPlan, Document Crunch +Decision support & process automation: Trunk Tools, Gryps +Supply chain management: Kaya AI, Autodesk Construction Cloud, BuildHub, BuiltSpace Technologies Corp. 🚀 AI isn’t just about automation—it’s about augmenting our decision-making and making construction smarter, safer, and more sustainable. Read the full article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/ezBAeXx2. 💬 How do you see AI reshaping construction? What barriers still stand in the way? It seems the future is about three things—#agents, #agents, and #agents. 🤖 #AIinConstruction #DigitalTransformation #ConstructionTech #Sustainability #Innovation

Thanks for chairing a fast paced and interesting discussion Luke Graham

🤔 How do we make sustainability pay? Join us today at 3pm GMT, 11am ET, 8am PT to explore the true impact of materials management in construction and how focusing on quality control makes construction not only more profitable, but also more sustainable. FREE PASS: we have a couple of free passes available to the virtual conference - message me if you'd like access. Net Zero Construction Conference, Qualis Flow (Qflow) #Sustainable #Construction #NetZero #Decarbonize

🏡 Technology is key to meeting the UK’s housing targets—so why is adoption still lagging? Today at The GovTech Summit, Jade Cohen, Co-Founder & CPO of Qualis Flow (Qflow), is joining a panel to explore how technology can accelerate housebuilding, tackle systemic challenges, and unlock economic growth. With the UK aiming to deliver 1.5 million new homes by the end of this parliamentary term, digital innovation will be key. Yet, slow tech adoption, fragmented data, and inefficiencies continue to hold the industry back. Key topics on the agenda: 🏗️ How slow tech adoption is delaying housing supply 💡 The biggest opportunities for technology to transform housebuilding 🏛️ How public & private sectors can work together to drive innovation Panel Details: 📅 When: March 19th | 12:20 - 12:50 PM 📍 Where: Main Stage, Central Hall Westminster 👥 Speakers: Milan Bogunovic (Director of Digital Planning, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government), Alexandra Notay, Hon MRTPI (Chair, Radix Big Tent Housing Commission), Jade Cohen (Co-Founder & CPO, Qualis Flow (Qflow)), Ami Kotecha (Co-Founder, Amro Partners ), Luke Graham (Partner, URBAN NEURON). Are you attending The GovTech Summit? Drop a comment—we’d love to hear your thoughts on the future of housing and tech. #GovTechSummit #PropTech #ConstructionInnovation #DataQuality #Housing #Qflow

Exciting news — our Co-Founder & CEO, Brittany Harris FICE, will be speaking at the virtual Net Zero Construction Conference on March 20th! 🚀 📅 When? March 20th, 11:00-11:30 AM EST 🎟️ Register here: Net Zero Construction Conference Brittany will be diving into the critical role of data in driving real net-zero progress—not just sustainability goals on paper but practical, measurable change on construction sites. Planning to be there? Let us know in the comments. Want to learn more about Qflow? Get in touch: https://lnkd.in/dTPz4eiA #NetZero #ConstructionInnovation #DataQuality #SustainableConstruction #Qflow

🏆  We’ve been recognised in BuiltWorlds’ 2025 Building Tech Top 50 List! The list is an objective, non-biased initiative highlighting the innovative solutions transforming construction. Being named alongside some big industry names is a huge win for us! ⚡️  At Qflow, we’re making it easier for construction teams to capture, analyse, and act on high-quality data—because better data leads to better decisions. We were featured as 1 of 6 LCA / environmental impact solutions alongside Building Transparency, Greenly | Certified B Corp, One Click LCA, Pathways, and Salesforce. 🔗  Check out the full list here: https://lnkd.in/e_2qb2VT #BuildingTech50 #ConstructionInnovation #DataQuality #SustainableConstruction #Qflow

We’re heading to Advancing Data Center Construction West! On March 17-19, Brittany Harris FICE and Joe Butterworth will be in Salt Lake City, Utah, joining the industry’s top minds to discuss the future of data centre construction. This event brings together hundreds of leaders who are shaping and executing data centre construction projects across the western states of North America. ⚡  Some of the companies attending include Google, Microsoft, Intel Corporation, Compass Datacenters, Fortis Construction, Inc., Skanska, E3 Platforms, and more. Joe and Brittany will be on the floor discussing how Qflow is helping contractors and developers take control of their data by: ✅  Ensuring complete delivery, waste, and utility reporting ✅  Providing full-scope carbon tracking across A1-A5 emissions ✅  Reducing delays and cost overruns with better data-driven decisions Attending the event? Drop a comment — we’d love to discuss how complete delivery, waste, and utilities reporting can help you track your carbon emissions, stay on budget and reduce rework. 🔗 Learn more about the event here: https://lnkd.in/gWP_Knhj #DataCenterConstruction #ConstructionInnovation #ProjectManagement #Qflow #SustainableConstruction #AI #DigitalInfrastructure

💜  International Women’s Day may have passed, but the conversation doesn’t stop here… At Qflow, we’re proud to be a women-led company driving change in construction and technology. With 50% of our team being women, inclusivity isn’t just a value - it's part of who we are. We asked some of our team to share what it means to be a part of Qflow. Their words speak for themselves. 🔷  Michelle Coates - Senior Product Manager “Being a woman in tech and part of leading the product at Qflow is both empowering and inspiring. I’m proud to shape a solution that is building a better construction sector, surrounded by a culture that champions inclusivity, innovation, and growth. Here’s to lifting each other up this International Women’s Day!” 🔷  Jasmine Snook - Business Intelligence Analyst “Working for a female-founded company meant I had great role models and mentors as I entered my career in a male-dominated industry. It is refreshing to see women at the forefront of a company aiming to make a genuine and positive difference in the construction industry. A good work-life balance has remained a priority for Qflow, created through open communication and empathy from our female founders.” 🔷  Mairéad Fowler - Senior Marketing Manager “After 6+ years in the construction industry, I’ve seen so much positive change for women, particularly with female-led businesses like Qflow. I'm proud to be part of a company that not only drives innovation but also genuinely values diversity and inclusion. Qflow is a perfect example of women leading the way and making a real impact in construction. Proud to celebrate International Women’s Day with a team that’s shaping the future!” 🔷  Connor Leveson-Carter - Operations Manager “My experience at Qflow has been overwhelmingly positive. In my 14 years of professional experience, I have never felt such a strong sense of belonging! I was drawn to work for a women-led company due to the sense of empowerment and pride it brings. As a strong advocate for equality, regardless of gender identity, I appreciate being part of a women-led organisation that recognises and shares my values as a member of the LGBT community. Additionally, I believe that being involved in a women-led construction company allows us to challenge the status quo, which I find incredibly exciting!” 🔷  Rezwana Uddin - Marketing Executive “As a South Asian Muslim woman in the construction tech space, I find it incredibly empowering to break barriers in an industry where I rarely see others who look like me. But I know that’s changing. Being part of Qflow and the impactful work we’re doing fills me with immense pride & joy." 💬  Who inspires you? Tag a woman in construction, tech, or sustainability who deserves the spotlight. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2025 #WomenInConstruction #WomenInTech #Qflow #SustainableConstruction #WomeInConstructionWeek