For the teams accountable for water that doesn’t arrive
Zones read once a month, chambers nobody has opened in a year, and a loss figure that is calculated rather than observed. Cogenture instruments the points that decide those numbers, and puts the readings where your team can act on them.
What the job actually looks like.
A zone-level figure tells you there’s a problem, not where it is. Continuous flow and pressure narrow it to a zone and a time of day.
Chambers flood, meters sit under roads, and site visits cost a day. A five-year battery and Bluetooth configuration cut the visits to the ones that matter.
Readings copied from paper into spreadsheets. CLog exports the period, the zone or the channel, ready for the report.
Start at the boundaries.
Start with the zone boundaries and the pressure-reducing valves. Add the reservoir outlets and large consumers as the scheme grows. Every device reports to the same platform, so the picture builds instead of fragmenting across tools.
How a deployment runs.
Start with one district.
Tell us the zone and the meters on it, and we will scope the devices, sensors and connectivity for a pilot.