IWLive Pro Integrations

InfoWater provides insights into "what happens when" scenarios, empowering you to make informed decisions with assurance. By utilizing hydraulic models, InfoWater connects network modeling with ArcGIS, offering reliable and economical engineering solutions for the design, planning, and management of your systems. Fully embedded within the Esri ArcGIS framework, InfoWater is an essential tool for users of Esri ArcGIS Pro, as well as for those in stand-alone settings and AutoCAD environments. Have you ever wondered which water distribution assets could cause the most disruption if they were to fail? InfoWater efficiently evaluates the potential impact of asset failures on customer service levels, enabling you to prioritize critical components for capital budgeting. Moreover, InfoWater addresses the gaps between sensors and telemetry to enhance proactive event management and optimize system performance. Regardless of whether your network consists of 100 or over 100,000 pipes, InfoWater equips you with the capabilities to swiftly model and analyze your system comprehensively. This versatility makes it an invaluable resource for anyone involved in water distribution management.

Sophisticated hydraulic modeling software enhances the efficiency and robustness of analyzing and managing water supply systems. InfoWorks WS Pro allows water utilities to evaluate water distribution to specific customers while facilitating rapid investigation and resolution of supply shortages or contamination events. This software aids companies in maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements and delivering consistent value to their consumers. Additionally, the modeling features of InfoWorks WS Pro help illustrate the effects of network investments, empowering water companies to develop their investment strategies with increased assurance. Furthermore, InfoWorks WS Pro supports scalable, enterprise-level hydraulic models, featuring multi-user capabilities, customizable access controls, and versioning for model tracking, along with data flags for monitoring changes. The precise depiction of often intricate network assets is essential for ensuring users have confidence in their hydraulic modeling tools, ultimately leading to better operational decisions in water management. Moreover, the seamless integration of these capabilities promotes collaboration among various stakeholders involved in water supply management.