Use, leakage and quotas, on one water desk
MeetCarbon Cloud smart water saving keeps meters, monthly leakage, quota tracking and filing packs on one ledger. Public institutions and campuses read water by organization. Over-quota use becomes a work order. Annual assessment and applications pack from this ledger. Meter protocols stay in IoT. Whole-building electricity, water, gas and heat stay in the energy management system.
- Zonal meters
- Overview, live, history and points
- Monthly leakage
- Unaligned rates stay marked
- Three bands
- Constraint, baseline, guidance
- Filing pack
- Self-score, citations and export
- Offices36%
- Canteen28%
- Irrigation22%
- Other14%
- Canteen over quotaOver quota
- Main pipe leakage unalignedUnaligned
From meter points to the filing pack
Readings come first, then leakage and quotas. Alerts become work orders. Assessment and applications cite the same ledger.
- 01
Attach meter points
Hang meters under each organization and read live values and history.
Meter points - 02
Watch use
Overview, live monitor and history compare by organization and zone.
Water monitor - 03
Monthly leakage
The report shows a rate only after the basis is aligned. Gaps stay marked unaligned.
Leakage report - 04
Check the quota
Constraint, baseline and guidance bands mark normal, warning and over quota.
Quota tracking - 05
Open a work order
Over-quota and abnormal use become work orders with a handling record.
Alert orders - 06
Assess and pack
The scheme, line-by-line self-score and citations export as one pack.
Filing pack
Walk the water desk menu
These seven items match water monitoring, leakage and quotas, the organization ledger, facilities and contracts, local assessment, self-scoring and the filing pack.
Water monitor
MonitorStart with this month’s volume and the zonal mix, then open live readings, history and each meter.
- Switch organization so units stay separate
- Live and history stay apart for a given day
- Meter points hang under an organization and a zone
Volumes and leakage rates in the sample cards explain the layout. They are not an organization’s assessment result.
Quota, source and leakage each keep their own mark
Over quota is an execution result. The source says where the number came from. Leakage without an aligned basis stays marked unaligned.
Quota tracking
Compared with the configured standard for the month.
- NormalNormalUse sits inside the quota
- WarningWarningNear the constraint, not yet over
- OverOver quotaPast the constraint, can open a work order
Water source
Quota tracking names which ledger the month came from.
- IoTMeteredDaily use from meter reports
- MixedMetered + estimateSome points metered, the rest estimated
Monthly leakage
A percent appears only after the basis is aligned.
- AlignedAlignedSupply and use share one basis
- UnalignedUnalignedMissing or mixed basis, no 0% fill-in
7 statesConstraint, baseline and guidance values are maintained by organization type and region. Deduction rules follow the local scheme.
Admin, operations, energy, assessment and filing open different pages
The same water ledger: some people read curves, some read work orders, some ask whether an application can go out.
Which units are over quota this month, and is the leakage report aligned?
- Overview volume and over-quota count
- Whether monthly leakage is aligned
- Warning and over-quota rows
Estimate the gap from headcount and a per-person quota
Move headcount, the per-person quota and actual use. The gap follows the inputs.
Quota volume = headcount × quota per person. Gap = actual use − quota volume. This sketch uses one per-person band. Sites also keep constraint, baseline and guidance values.
- Quota volume
- 800 m³
- Sample gap
- +120 m³
This sketch is a quantity illustration. It does not forecast an assessment score and it does not replace the local water quota. The three bands and deduction rules follow the local standard and scheme.
Read the water, check the quota, file the pack
An exception starts on the overview and ends in the pack. Each step can return to the meter point and the profile.
- 1Read the overview
This month’s volume and the over-quota count decide whether to drill in.
- 2Check the meter
Open the organization’s points and compare live and history.
- 3Issue the leakage report
Confirm the basis is aligned before reading the rate.
- 4Mark over quota
Tracking returns normal, warning or over quota.
- 5Open a work order
Over-quota and abnormal use land on an order with a trail.
- 6File the pack
Assessment, self-score and citations export as a report.
The water ledger stays here
Metering, leakage, quotas, fixtures, contracts and filing packs live in smart water saving. Protocols, the building ledger, carbon points and public-institution energy-carbon assessment have their own products.
This product covers
- Overview, live monitor, history and meter points
- Monthly leakage, marked unaligned when the basis is not
- Three quota bands, tracking and alert orders
- Organization profiles, bill check and water-saving fixtures
- Retrofits, contract savings, outreach and the monthly report
- Local assessment, self-score, citations and report export
Neighboring products cover
- IoT devicesViewMeter thing models and protocols. The point ledger stays here.
- Energy managementViewBuilding electricity, water, gas and heat. The water line can cite this ledger.
- Inclusive carbonViewPersonal or merchant water-saving points. Institution quotas are not scored there.
- Public-institution energy & carbonViewAuthority directories, hosting and energy-carbon reviews. Water filings can be cited.
Official scores and published water-saving unit lists stay with the authority. This product keeps the filing pack and a record of names already published. Bill payment stays with the utility.
Five steps to bring a set of organizations online
Profiles and points first, then the three quota bands, then one leakage report, then an exportable pack.
- 1Organization name, type and headcount
- 2Meter points and zones
- 3Local bands: constraint, baseline, guidance
- 4Assessment scheme or application clauses
While meters are not reporting steadily, mark the source as metered plus estimate. Do not fill a gap with zero.
- 1Create profiles
Enter the unit, type and headcount as the subject of quotas and assessment.
Done when · Profile opens - 2Hang meter points
Attach meters to the organization and zone, with live or history.
Done when · Points have readings - 3Set three bands
Write constraint, baseline and guidance by organization type.
Done when · Tracking returns a state - 4Issue a leakage report
Pick a month and confirm the basis before reading the rate.
Done when · Report opens - 5Export the pack
Cite ledger records and export the report.
Done when · Pack downloads
Many organizations, a trail, an export
The same water desk separates organizations. Quota edits, work orders and exports leave a record. Deployment and price are on the pricing page.
Offices, schools, hospitals and campus buildings keep their own use, quotas and assessment.
Constraint, baseline and guidance by type and region, with the policy reference.
Alert orders, remediation and submissions keep a handling record.
Monthly reports, assessment materials and application reports export by period.
Opened per project, on the same MeetCarbon Cloud account as the other building products.
When meters can only reach the intranet, the platform can sit on the customer side.
Institutions, campuses and assessments share this ledger
Profiles hold public institutions and campus buildings together. Official publication still follows the authority’s list.
Leakage, quotas and neighbors
Five boundaries customers check before go-live.
Is the leakage rate here the municipal non-revenue water rate?
The monthly report compares supply and use inside an institution or campus. A percent appears only after the basis is aligned; otherwise the row stays unaligned. Municipal non-revenue water stays in the utility’s statistics. The two rates are kept apart.
Does the quota sketch equal an assessment score?
The sketch only returns the gap from headcount, a per-person quota and actual use, and it is marked as a sample. Scores follow the local scheme’s indicators, weights and deductions, and the authority’s result.
How does this split from the water bill?
Bill check places ledger use next to the utility invoice and marks the gap. Payment, invoices and penalties stay with the utility. This product does not debit an account.
How does this split from the energy management system?
Smart water saving keeps meter points, leakage, quotas and water-conservation materials. Building electricity, water, gas and heat stay in EMS. The water line there can cite this ledger.
How does this split from inclusive carbon?
Institution quotas, annual assessment and filings stay in smart water saving. Personal or merchant water-saving points stay in inclusive carbon. Either side may cite a volume. Neither scores the other.
Lay out one set of organizations, use and quotas
Tell us the organization types, whether meters are already online, and whether a local annual assessment is due. We demo monitoring, quotas and the filing pack on that structure.