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Road Expo Rounds off Re-flow’s Year on the Road
Re-flow rounds off their year on the road with Scotland’s Road Expo. Making their debut on the 28th - 29th November at the SEC Glasgow, the team will once again be demonstrating the software’s powerful features at Stand C5.
Road Expo is Scotland's largest dedicated road, transport and mobility exhibition for Local Authorities, Government and commercial suppliers. This event offers the opportunity to learn more about the future of the industry and hear from speakers over both days covering topics like: climate change and net zero, flooding, automating quality assurance, the future of road safety, AI, EV, skills gaps and much more. There is also the chance to rub elbows with industry leaders from across the country at exhibits and networking opportunities.
Throughout the two days of the event, attendees will be given a personalised overview of the software's many features, including new to 1.6: two-way messaging, drag-and-drop scheduling, lone working and job templates. These additions are all about bolstering user security and increasing the power and usability of our scheduler. Visitors will also get to build their likeness as a LEGO minifigure and experience the power of one of our magicians at the stand.
This year, Re-flow has been focused on growth, both their own and their clients. The software was designed to scale and adapt, with a platform of tools that suit the needs of any sized business. Our portfolio is rapidly growing, with new clients like Tarmac, CNM Highways and Kenson Highways and retaining Glanville Environmental and Quality Marking Services of late.
Don’t miss the chance to stop by stand C5 and see how businesses can utilise Re-flow’s powerful platform of tools to streamline tedious administrative processes, improve cross-team communication, increase auditability and grow more sustainably.
Not able to make it? Demo to qualify for a free trial or call 01392 574002 today.
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