XiGiFyAI

Use Case

Smart Water Monitoring

See exactly where your water goes — and where it's being wasted.

Continuous visibility into how water is consumed, distributed and lost across your facility or portfolio — turning meter and sensor data into a clear picture of waste, cost and risk.

The problem

Water is a finite resource most organizations still manage by estimate

Industrial facilities, commercial buildings and utilities need continuous insight into how water is consumed, distributed and managed — but most still rely on periodic manual readings or a single utility bill at the end of the month.

Without continuous data, overconsumption, distribution losses and abnormal usage patterns go unnoticed until they show up as an unusually high bill or a compliance gap.

Issue → solution

What water monitoring actually fixes

01

The issue

Most sites still manage water by monthly bill or periodic manual reading.

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XiGiFy solution

Flow and pressure are measured continuously across pipelines, tanks and distribution points.

02

The issue

Distribution losses and non-revenue water go unnoticed for months.

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XiGiFy solution

Abnormal usage and loss patterns are surfaced as they happen, not at the next billing cycle.

03

The issue

Overconsumption usually shows up as an unexpectedly high bill.

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XiGiFy solution

Consumption trends, peak-demand patterns and inefficiencies are visible live.

04

The issue

Water-efficiency and ESG targets need measured data, not estimates.

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XiGiFy solution

Consumption data is structured for sustainability disclosures and internal reporting.

05

The issue

Replacing existing metering and SCADA isn't realistic.

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XiGiFy solution

Works alongside SCADA, BMS and existing industrial systems rather than requiring a rip-and-replace.

How it works

Meters and sensors feeding one live view

  1. Step 01

    Measure

    Flow meters and pressure sensors continuously measure consumption across pipelines, tanks and distribution points.

    • Flow and pressure across pipelines, tanks and distribution points
    • Interval-level data, not an end-of-cycle bill
    • New meters added without disturbing what's already running
  2. Step 02

    Analyze

    Analytics identify consumption trends, inefficiencies, peak-demand patterns and abnormal usage behavior.

    • Seasonal, shift-based and peak-demand patterns
    • A one-off spike separated from a sustained loss
    • Sites benchmarked per m², per production unit or per occupant
  3. Step 03

    XiGiFy Brain

    Alert

    Automated alerts and dashboards flag leaks, overconsumption and operational anomalies as they happen.

    • Leaks and overconsumption flagged as they happen
    • Distribution losses and non-revenue water surfaced
    • Helps teams decide whether to dispatch immediately
  4. Step 04

    Report

    Consumption data rolls up into reporting suitable for cost control and ESG/sustainability disclosures.

    • Structured for sustainability disclosures and water-efficiency targets
    • Meter-level audit trail behind each figure
    • Loss trends tracked over time to find the underlying cause

Capabilities

What's included

Real-time consumption analytics

Continuous flow and pressure measurement across pipelines, tanks and distribution points — giving a site-wide consumption picture in minutes, not at the end of a billing cycle. Interval-level data makes seasonal patterns, shift-based spikes and system inefficiencies legible.

Non-revenue water & loss detection

Abnormal usage and distribution losses surface as they happen rather than waiting for a billing anomaly to reveal them. The analytics distinguish a one-off spike from a sustained loss pattern, so teams know whether to dispatch immediately or schedule an investigation.

Loss trend analysis

Distribution losses and non-revenue water tracked over time, so the underlying cause can be identified and fixed rather than repeatedly reacted to — a slow loss through an aging section of pipework shows up as a trend, not just a monthly variance.

ESG-ready reporting

Water consumption data structured for sustainability disclosures, water-efficiency targets and internal audits — with the meter-level audit trail behind each figure, not just the aggregate number.

Cross-site benchmarking

Water intensity compared across sites on the same basis — consumption per square metre, per production unit, per occupant — making it clear which locations are underperforming against their peers or their own historical baseline.

Existing-system integration

Designed to work alongside SCADA, BMS and existing industrial metering infrastructure, rather than requiring a rip-and-replace. New flow meters can be added at key distribution points without affecting what's already running.

Use cases

Where this fits

  • Industrial plants and manufacturing sites
  • Commercial buildings, hotels and hospitals
  • Utilities and multi-site portfolios pursuing water-efficiency or ESG targets

Deployment

Integrations & rollout

Integrates with SCADA, BMS and existing industrial systems rather than requiring a rip-and-replace.

Flow meters and pressure sensors are fitted at key distribution points and connected to the XiGiFy platform for continuous analysis.

FAQ

Questions about smart water monitoring

Non-revenue water is water that's produced or supplied but lost before it reaches a billable use — through leaks, metering inaccuracy or unauthorized consumption. XiGiFy surfaces the abnormal flow and pressure patterns that point to it; reducing it is an operational response your team takes based on that visibility.

Not necessarily — the platform is built to work alongside SCADA, BMS and existing industrial metering rather than require a full replacement. Exact compatibility depends on your existing hardware; XiGiFy can assess this during a site study.

Smart water monitoring gives you the broader consumption, distribution and loss picture across a site or portfolio; water leak detection focuses specifically on catching a leak event early at the pipeline or pump level. They're built to work together on the same platform.

Consumption data is structured to support ESG and sustainability disclosures; whether it satisfies a specific reporting standard should be confirmed against that standard's own requirements.

See smart water monitoring on your own sites.

Tell us what you want to monitor and we'll walk you through how it would work for your facilities.