Qatium

Open Qatium and you’re immediately working, not configuring. Start by importing your network layout or connecting your map data, then define zones, pumps, valves, and customer points. Tag critical assets, set demand profiles, and drop in sensor feeds if you have them. The app builds a living picture of how your system behaves. From there, invite teammates, set their permissions, and share a 3D view so operations, planning, and field crews see the same source of truth on desktop or mobile.

For daily operations, use on-the-fly simulations to make quick, confident calls. Test a valve isolation before a crew rolls, preview pressure drops, and estimate who might be affected. Try a pump shutdown, change a schedule, or add a temporary bypass and compare outcomes side by side. When a main breaks, run an instant what-if: see which customers are at risk, identify alternate feeds, and auto-generate a step-by-step isolation plan. During flushing, trace flow paths, pick hydrants, and confirm turnover targets without guesswork.

Planners can stress-test reliability and optimize investments. Calibrate your hydraulic behavior against field readings, adjust roughness or demands, and lock in a model you trust. Enrich your spatial data as you go—flag missing attributes, fix connectivity, and validate new extensions before construction. Explore fire flow capacity, set pressure targets for DMAs, and evaluate pipe upsizing or PRV placement. For growth or drought planning, apply seasonal patterns, run peak day scenarios, and quantify service risk under multiple horizons—all visible in 3D to communicate clearly with managers and stakeholders.

If you build tools, connect via the Qatium API to stream results into your dashboards, trigger automations after scenario runs, or embed network slices in internal portals. Export reports, snapshots, or time series for audits and board packs. Collaborate safely with role-based access, audit trails, and data protection controls that keep sensitive information private. And if something is missing, propose it and vote—your feedback flows straight into the product roadmap, so the features you need move up the queue.