Water Monitoring Software
See what's happening across your network, as it happens
Flow, pressure, tank level and water quality from every connected site, in one operational view — with alerting when something moves outside expected range.
Connected Devices
Illustrative
Ayodhya
Kasba Depot
Konark Kiosk
NDMC Delhi
Nashik
Agartala
The problem
You can't manage what you can't see
Without continuous monitoring, operators find out about leaks, pressure drops or contamination after the fact — from a complaint, a failed inspection, or a much bigger problem downstream.
- Manual site visits are the only way to check status
- Leaks and pressure anomalies go undetected for days
- No historical record to diagnose recurring problems
- Compliance reporting reconstructed from memory and paper logs
The Hydrotec approach
Continuous monitoring, not periodic inspection
Hydrotec ingests readings from connected devices — flow meters, pressure sensors, level sensors and quality probes — and turns them into live dashboards, historical trends and threshold-based alerts.
Operations Console — Alert Feed
Illustrative
1
Critical
1
Warning
97.8%
Fleet uptime
- 09:42Konark KioskTDS above threshold (301 ppm)Warning
- 08:15NashikDevice offline — no heartbeatCritical
- 07:03NDMC DelhiFilter replacement due in 3 daysAck
- 06:51Kasba DepotTank level restored to 92%Ack
- 05:20AgartalaDispensing volume nominalAck
Features
What's included
Flow & pressure tracking
Live and historical flow and pressure data across your network.
Tank & reservoir levels
Level monitoring with low/high threshold alerts.
Anomaly alerts
Automatic flags when readings deviate from expected patterns.
Site mapping
Every monitored point plotted geographically with live status.
Historical trends
Retained history for diagnosing recurring issues and planning maintenance.
Custom dashboards
Configure views by site, region or asset type.
Architecture
Device data in, decisions out
Readings flow from field devices into a rules engine that evaluates thresholds and triggers alerts, while every reading is retained for historical analysis.
Plants, networks, ATMs, tanks
Sensors, meters, controllers
Ingestion, storage, rules
REST & webhooks
Web operations console
Field & customer apps
Forecasts, anomalies
Use cases
Where this fits
Distribution networks
Monitor pressure and flow across a pipe network to catch anomalies early.
Water ATM fleets
The monitoring layer underneath the Water ATM Dashboard — see /water-atm-software/.
Treatment plants
Process-level monitoring layered on top of existing plant control systems.
Technical detail
Connectivity & ingestion
Built to work with the connectivity already available at your sites.
- Cellular, LoRaWAN and MQTT ingestion supported for connected devices
- Manual and scheduled data entry supported where sensors aren't yet installed
- Configurable alert thresholds per device or device class
- Data retained for compliance and trend reporting
Why it matters
Benefits
Earlier problem detection
Catch anomalies before they become incidents.
Less time in the field
Fewer manual checks needed for routine status.
Better maintenance planning
Historical trends show what actually needs attention.
Audit-ready records
A continuous data trail instead of reconstructed logs.
FAQ
Common questions
What kinds of devices can report into the platform?
Flow meters, pressure sensors, level sensors and water quality probes connected over cellular, LoRaWAN or MQTT, as well as manually logged readings where sensors aren't installed.
How is this different from water quality monitoring software?
Water Monitoring Software covers the full range of network signals — flow, pressure, level and quality. Our dedicated Water Quality Monitoring Software page goes deeper on quality-specific parameters, compliance and alerting.
Can alerts be routed to specific team members?
Yes — alert routing is configurable by site, device type or severity, so the right person is notified.
Does this require replacing existing SCADA infrastructure?
No. The platform is designed to ingest data alongside existing SCADA and control systems rather than replace them.
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