See your whole water system in one place — and put AI to work on it

Right now, checking your system means logging into Mission and clicking through screen after screen. ClearWater puts every tank level, every well, and every water-quality reading — chlorine, turbidity, pH — on one simple page instead.

It reads your Mission system quietly in the background, about once every three minutes. There's nothing new to install, and it doesn't slow anything down.

• 1Warns you about a fast-dropping tank — and it's smart enough to tell a real drop from a sensor acting up, so you're not chasing false alarms.
• 2Uses names your operators already know — not confusing serial numbers and equipment codes.
• 3Keeps the history you need for reports — peak-day demand and system usage, ready for your Water System Plan.

Your meter system tells you what every single meter did. What it doesn't do is tell you which of those readings actually need your attention today. ClearWater sorts through it for you: a genuine, ongoing leak gets flagged right away, while everything smaller and slower goes into one easy morning summary instead of a flood of alerts all afternoon.

A meter running backward, or the whole system using noticeably more water than usual, gets caught the same day — not weeks later at billing time.

• 1Tracks water loss against your own production numbers every month, instead of a once-a-year estimate.
• 2Shows your top water users automatically, so it's ready before the board meeting, not pulled together the night before.
• 3Remembers each meter's history — so "has this happened before?" is a quick look-up, not a guess.

Each of your systems tells you its own small piece of the story. Put together, they tell you things you'd never notice looking at any one of them alone. ClearWater already does this in a few places — it lines up raw water quality, plant flow, and weather on the same timeline and works out which ones move together, so a rise in manganese or turbidity doesn't look random anymore. It's tied to the season, the rainfall, or how hard the plant has been running. The same idea applies to your aquifer level, checked against rainfall and how much water was used, year over year.

• 1Finds the connections for you — like a water-quality reading that only makes sense once you see it next to the weather.
• 2Puts your aquifer, rainfall, and usage on one timeline — so a dry year and a heavy-use year are easy to tell apart.
• 3Saves you from stitching it together by hand — no more pulling three reports to answer one question.

Every alert ClearWater sends — a tank falling fast, a meter leaking, water quality drifting out of range, an unusual spike in system-wide use — goes straight to Slack and email, the same places your team already checks, including on their phones. Anything smaller gets rolled into a single daily summary instead of a flood of separate pings, so the alerts that do interrupt your day are ones actually worth interrupting your day for.

• 1Real problems, right away — tank drops, leaks, backflow, and water-quality alerts fire the moment something looks genuinely wrong.
• 2One summary each morning — everything smaller, rolled up so nothing quietly falls through the cracks.
• 3Sent where you'll actually see it — Slack and email, both already on your phone.

ClearWater doesn't just store your history — it uses it. Water demand is forecast days ahead, built from your own usage patterns together with the weather forecast, so a hot weekend or a cold snap doesn't catch you off guard. And because ClearWater checks its own forecasts against what actually happened, you can see exactly how reliable those predictions have been — not just take our word for it.

• 1Demand forecasting — days-ahead predictions built from your own consumption history and the weather forecast together.
• 2A track record you can check — every forecast is measured against what actually happened, so its accuracy is right there, not just claimed.
• 3Years of trends at a glance — peak-day demand, aquifer levels, and water loss, compared year over year instead of dug out of old reports.

Not everyone on your team wants to build a report or hunt through a spreadsheet to answer a simple question. With ClearWater, you can just ask — in plain English — and get a real answer pulled straight from your own system's data, not a canned response written ahead of time.

Ask how this July's production compares to last year's, which meters have been flagged for leaks recently, or what the aquifer trend has looked like over the last five years, and get an answer in seconds, sourced from the same data everything else on this page comes from.

Your tanks, your water meters, the alerts, the forecasting, and the AI assistant are the heart of it. Everything below is optional — turn on only the tools your utility already uses.

None of this is required to use ClearWater, and none of it sees your information unless you turn it on.