Qflow
Qflow by Qualis Flow is a field-and-cloud materials, waste, and carbon data platform that logs deliveries and disposals as they happen so contractors and developers can audit supply chains, report emissions, and satisfy green-building evidence requests.
Qualis Flow positions Qflow as the on-site source of truth for what actually arrived, what left as waste, and how utilities behaved compared with plans. Capture happens in seconds at the gate or laydown yard, which feeds dashboards for cost control, litigation defense, and carbon reporting (Qualis Flow, 2025).
Homepage messaging cites industry pain points such as roughly fourteen billion pounds spent on supply-chain inaccuracies in the UK context, plus heavy admin load on project teams (Qualis Flow, 2025). Those statistics come from the vendor narrative; use them as discussion starters, not courtroom exhibits, unless your counsel validates the underlying studies.
Two primary go-to-market tracks speak to general contractors who need delivery traceability and to developers who must prove BREEAM, LEED, or internal net-zero commitments. Integration pages list connections into common construction software stacks; confirm the exact connectors available in your region before you sign statements of work (Qualis Flow, 2025).
Because Qflow focuses on logistics truth, it pairs well with BIM for design intent but does not replace a model authoring tool. Expect workshops to map material libraries, waste codes, and carbon factors so automated reports match owner standards.
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Focuses on what physically happens on site, which is where many BIM models stop short.
- Speaks the language of carbon and certification programs that owners now mandate.
- Differentiated contractor versus developer stories for the same core platform.
Cons
- Requires disciplined field adoption; if supers skip scans, dashboards go stale.
- Regional regulations differ; carbon factors need local calibration.
- No public price list on the homepage; budget time for enterprise procurement.
Key features
Real-time gate capture: Mobile workflows log materials, waste, and carbon data as trucks arrive or leave (Qualis Flow, 2025).
Developer sustainability reporting: Marketing pages tie captured data to BREEAM and LEED evidence packages (Qualis Flow, 2025).
Contractor risk reduction: Messaging emphasizes eliminating doubt about what was installed before litigation or rework (Qualis Flow, 2025).
Utility tracking: Highlights monitoring of on-site utility consumption alongside materials (Qualis Flow, 2025).
Integration fabric: Site navigation lists integrations for pushing data into downstream ERP and CDE tools; validate your stack during presales.
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Contact sales
Book a demo via qualisflow.com; no public list pricing on homepage as of 2026-04.
Frequently asked questions
Is Qflow a BIM authoring tool?
No. It captures logistics and environmental data from site. You still maintain models in Revit, Tekla, or other authoring systems, then align material schedules with Qflow outputs.
Which certifications does Qflow support?
Marketing copy references BREEAM and LEED workflows for evidence collection. Ask for the latest template packs for your rating system version.
Can Qflow run outside the United Kingdom?
The footer lists both UK and US offices. Confirm data residency, tax, and mobile app availability for your country during sales.
How does Qflow help general contractors?
Contractor pages emphasize digitizing every delivery, auditing materials against submittals, and reducing litigation risk from unknown substitutions.
How does Qflow help developers?
Developer pages stress portfolio-wide visibility into materials, utilities, and carbon so owners can prove compliance to investors and regulators.
What integrations does Qflow offer?
The site maintains an integrations directory. Walk through it with your IT team to map ERP, CDE, and analytics destinations before rollout.