Water and wastewater utilities

Your plant already produces the data. Now it can run on it.

IntelH2O turns the signals a water or wastewater utility already has into one operations system — so the right person knows first, compliance is filed from the record, and maintenance is planned rather than survived. Every utility’s data is kept apart from every other’s.

Demonstrations are given in person.

01

What changes for a utility

Four things a general manager, a plant superintendent and a compliance officer can each point to.

Operations

The right person knows first

Alarms that mean something reach the person on call, on the channel they use, and escalate if nobody answers — without turning an upset into a hundred messages. An explanation is ready before anyone asks what the alarm means.

Compliance

Filed from the record, not retyped

The monthly report is generated from the same measurements the plant ran on, checked against the permit, with every exceedance carrying its own evidence and a trail of every correction.

Maintenance

Planned, not survived

Work is raised from what the plant is doing, linked to the asset and its history, and instrument checks are recorded as evidence that stands up when a regulator asks.

Trust

Your data stays yours

Each utility’s data is kept in its own compartment with its own keys, shared only when you choose, and the platform is audited and red-teamed internally, with every fix re-tested.

02

Built for the plant you actually run

Small and mid-sized utilities — municipal, districts, co-ops — and the engineering firms that advise them. A single plant or wellfield, or a regional system with many sites and hundreds of thousands of tags.

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Fig. 01 · Intake to distribution: the instruments along the train are where the story starts.

03

How we work together

An assessment on your own tag list, a pilot on one plant with your operators, then rollout to every site. No step is skipped and none is rushed.

  1. Assessment — weeks
  2. Pilot — one plant
  3. Rollout — every site

Bring your operations, compliance and IT people to the same hour.

A demonstration is given in person, on your questions, by the founder, who built the platform.