Infrastructure contractors must provide accurate, traceable carbon data aligned with PAS 2080 standards. Re-flow’s new module captures this data automatically through routine operational workflows, removing manual effort.
Data capture built into daily operations
Re-flow Field Management is releasing an update that integrates PAS 2080 carbon data collection into its existing operations platform. The software manages work from estimating and scheduling to delivery, billing and reporting.
It is designed specifically for highways, civils, and infrastructure contractors, capturing site-level details that generic enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems often miss. Where needed, it integrates with financial systems rather than replacing them.
Centralised, auditable carbon data
Because all job stages run through Re-flow, every quote, shift, form and resource allocation becomes structured, auditable data. This means:
- Consistent job details across teams and shifts
- A single source comparing planned work with delivered activity, now including carbon data
- Easy creation of evidence packs for clients
- Site information linked to GPS, timestamps, and full audit trails
- Historic hazard and safety records
This foundation supports proactive planning, forecasting and compliance, rather than reactive carbon reporting.
Supporting PAS 2080 across the project lifecycle
PAS 2080 requires measuring and reducing carbon across all phases of infrastructure projects. Re-flow captures operational details including labour, plant, materials, travel, asset use, and task-level actuals.
The software:
- Structures the job details
- Records associated resources
- Logs on-site activity as it happens
- Automatically generates evidence trails
These features make it a natural platform for carbon reporting. The new module means teams collect improved carbon data through the same workflows they already use.
Carbon reporting without workflow disruption
The module enables businesses to:
- Create pre-job carbon estimates
- Record equipment usage and mileage
- Link inputs to recognised carbon emission factors
- Produce consistent, PAS 2080-aligned reports based on real operational data
This approach embeds carbon tracking into everyday site processes, avoiding separate data entry or extra steps for operational teams.
Where it fits on UK roads
UK counties, local authorities and contractors working on roads and infrastructure projects now face increasing demands to evidence carbon reduction. PAS 2080 alignment supports compliance with government targets and client requirements.
Re-flow’s sector-specific platform helps operations teams on projects from local A-roads to major trunk roads like the M25, by turning routine data collection into actionable carbon insights.
Next steps
Re-flow is inviting organisations to sign up early for its PAS 2080 module. This will deliver integrated carbon tracking within existing operational software, reducing the burden on site teams while providing accurate, auditable carbon records.
Find out more about the PAS 2080 module and how integrated carbon data capture can become part of normal operations.
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