Introducing Your All-in-One Water Network Management Platform
GIS Technology In Water Supply and Sewer/Urban Drainage
From Hydraulic Modelling and GIS-Based Network Planning to Smart Implementation, our system empowers water utilities and engineering teams to:
Optimize water distribution using real-time hydraulic simulations (EPANET & SWMM integrations)
Visualize your entire network with interactive GIS maps for fast decision-making
Plan future expansions with confidence using scenario analysis and demand forecasting
Cut down non-revenue water with precise leak detection and system diagnostics
Comply with regulatory reporting effortlessly with automated, auditable outputs
Whether you're a municipal utility, rural water company, or engineering consultant—our solution adapts to your scale, your goals, and your challenges.
Why Utilities Trust Us:
Open-source friendly: Seamlessly integrates with QGIS, PostGIS, and GISWATER
Customizable & Scalable: Built for both small and large network systems
Field-Ready: Supports GPS/mobile data collection for on-site accuracy
Proven in Africa: Successfully deployed in demanding environments, from urban cities to rural landscapes
Request a Demo or Get Started with a Free Consultation
What We Do
We Provide and Implement Intelligent Technologies that Solve Water Cycle Management Challenges in both Water Supply and Sewer Systems
GISWATER
An integral GIS tool for water cycle management such as water supply, sewerage or flood risks that is open-source and designed for water and sewerage services companies and hydraulic professionals.
Hydraulic Modelling
Understand how water and sewer systems behave under different conditions, predicting potential issues like flooding or bottlenecks, and evaluating the effectiveness of proposed solutions.
Web GIS
Use GIS through web browser from anywhere as long as there is internet connection.
SCADA
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems employment of an accurate and efficient water and wastewater monitoring system.
Data Collection
Collect network data as a team, work offline and online share and publish the data.
Capacity Building
Trainings on what GIS is and what it does in water and sewer management.
" In today's evolving technological landscape, adopting innovative solution has become more important than ever "
