Qualis Flow

Materials, waste and carbon data capture on construction sites for contractors and developers in the UK

London, United KingdomFounded 2018qualisflow.comWebsite technologies

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  • Hiring3 open roles
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
  • Remote-friendly3 of 3 open roles remote or hybrid

About Qualis Flow

Qualis Flow, trading as Qflow, builds a data platform that captures materials, waste, utility and carbon information on construction sites at the point of delivery or disposal. The platform logs and audits material deliveries, tracks waste transfers, and offers an API for connecting site data to other systems.

The platform is offered in versions for general contractors and for developers. It is described as feeding data into existing tools, with integrations for Power BI and Smartwaste.

The company was founded in May 2018 and its registered entity is Qualis Flow Limited. It lists registered offices in London and Great Neck, New York. Its stated goal is to become a leading system for capturing material and waste data on live UK construction sites, with plans across the UK, US and Australia. Open roles include an Account Executive in Boston, a Lead Product Manager and a Senior Software Engineer on its AI team.

Product: Qflow platform that captures and audits material deliveries, waste transfers, utilities and carbon data on site, with an API and BI integrations.

Jobs at Qualis Flow (3)

Qualis Flow is hiring for 3 roles in engineering, product and sales, based in Boston and London. 2 are remote.

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