Stabilise networks without adding operational complexity

Water distribution relies on sensitive hydraulic balances where pressure, flow, quality and energy consumption must be carefully controlled to ensure service continuity and operational performance.

Even minor deviations can lead to water losses, energy overconsumption, network instability or degradation of delivered water quality.

Indao transforms data from pumping stations, reservoirs, networks and control equipment into reliable operational indicators and concrete recommendations.

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Why water distribution is different

Dynamic networks where hydraulic balance, service continuity and energy efficiency are tightly interconnected.

Extended and interconnected networks

A local variation in pressure or flow can impact the entire hydraulic system

Strong energy dependency

Pumping represents a major share of operating costs and depends directly on network conditions

Constant demand variability

Fluctuating consumption and seasonal constraints require continuous adaptive control

The challenges you face

  • Hydraulic stability: maintain appropriate pressure and flow across the entire network
  • Water losses: early detection of leaks and reduction of non-revenue water
  • Energy performance: optimise pump operation and control setpoints
  • Service quality: ensure continuity of supply and compliance with quality standards
  • Equipment availability: anticipate drifts affecting pumps, valves and control systems

The limits of your current tools

  • Fragmented visibility across network supervision, energy and maintenance
  • Threshold-based alarms not suited to hydraulic dynamics
  • Difficulty linking energy performance to network behaviour
  • Incident analysis often performed after the fact
  • Limited tools to contextualise consumption variations and their impact

What Indao delivers in practice

We design advanced analytics solutions that genuinely improve water distribution network performance, with AI as a support : explainable, controlled and field-oriented.

Real-time tracking of pressures, flows and levels, considering network conditions and demand
Continuous estimation of indicators related to water losses and hydraulic efficiency
Analysis of interactions between pumping, control strategies and consumption patterns
Identification of inefficiencies and adjustment of operating strategies to reduce energy consumption
Structured historisation of network conditions to support incident analysis and continuous improvement
Seamless connection to existing systems (SCADA, network supervision, energy monitoring) without disrupting operations

What you gain

Operational results, not just more dashboards

Improved hydraulic stability

Early detection of deviations
→ reduced pressure fluctuations and network incidents

Reduced water losses

Faster identification of anomalies and more effective corrective actions

Optimised energy performance

Finer control of pumping systems
→ reduced energy consumption

Enhanced service continuity

Better anticipation of risks impacting supply

Increased operational visibility

Clear understanding of interactions between demand, network behaviour and energy

Controlled integration

Progressive, secure deployment aligned with existing practices

See clearly. Act decisively. Optimise sustainably.

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Want to make decisions differently?

Let’s explore how your data can become a concrete operational lever.

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