Water Quality Monitoring Software
A continuous record of water quality, not a one-time certificate
Track pH, TDS and other parameters continuously across every connected site, with alerts the moment a reading moves outside a safe range — and a compliance-ready history behind it.
Water Quality — Live Reading
Illustrative
pH
TDS
Turbidity
The problem
Water quality is usually checked, not monitored
Periodic testing tells you what quality was at one moment. It doesn't tell you what happened between tests, or catch a problem the day it starts.
- Lab testing happens weekly or monthly, leaving long blind spots
- No automatic alert when a parameter crosses a safety threshold
- Compliance records assembled manually from paper or spreadsheets
- No way to correlate quality issues with a specific device or event
The Hydrotec approach
Continuous parameters, tied to a specific device and moment
Where continuous sensors are installed, quality readings flow into the platform in real time. Where lab testing is used instead, results are logged on the same timeline — so every site has one continuous quality record either way.
Water Analytics — Benchmarking
Illustrative
Non-Revenue Water
11.4%
▼ 2.1 pts vs last quarter
Avg. Daily Consumption
1,240 L
Per active site
Reporting Coverage
100%
Daily / weekly / monthly
Consumption Trend — 90 days
Falling trend reflects fewer non-revenue litres, not lower demand.
Site Performance Index
Features
What's included
Core parameter tracking
pH and TDS as standard, with support for turbidity, chlorine and other parameters as sensors are added.
Threshold alerts
Automatic alerts the moment a reading crosses a configured safe range.
Compliance-ready logs
A continuous, timestamped record suitable for regulatory and internal review.
Per-device quality history
Every reading tied to the specific machine or site that produced it.
Historical trends
Spot slow drift in quality before it becomes an incident.
Incident flagging
Out-of-range events flagged for follow-up and resolution tracking.
Architecture
Quality data on the same timeline as everything else
Quality readings sit in the same data model as dispensing, maintenance and device status — so a quality alert can be correlated with what else was happening on that machine at the time.
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
Water ATM networks
pH and TDS monitoring standard on Hydrotec's Arosia Water ATM units.
Treatment plant process quality
Parameter tracking through each treatment stage.
Municipal compliance reporting
A continuous record to support regulatory reporting obligations.
Technical detail
How quality data is captured
Depending on what's installed at a site, quality data comes from live sensors or scheduled manual entry.
- Continuous sensor readings where quality probes are installed
- Manual or scheduled lab-result entry where sensors aren't yet deployed
- Configurable thresholds per parameter and per site
- Historical export for regulatory or internal audit needs
Why it matters
Benefits
Catch problems early
Real-time alerts instead of periodic surprises.
Defensible records
A continuous timestamped log, not reconstructed paperwork.
Root-cause visibility
Correlate quality events with device and maintenance history.
Consistent standards
The same thresholds and process across every site.
FAQ
Common questions
Which water quality parameters can be tracked?
pH and TDS are standard on Hydrotec's Arosia Water ATM product line. Additional parameters such as turbidity or chlorine can be tracked where compatible sensors are integrated.
What happens when a reading crosses a threshold?
An alert is generated and routed to the responsible team, and the event is logged against the specific device for follow-up and resolution tracking.
Can this replace formal lab testing?
Continuous sensor monitoring complements, rather than replaces, formal lab testing for regulatory purposes in most jurisdictions. The platform can log lab results alongside sensor data for a complete record.
Is quality data available through the API?
Yes — quality readings are available as a resource through Hydrotec's Water API for integration into other reporting systems.
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Talk to us about your quality monitoring needs
Tell us what you're testing for today, and where the gaps are.