The Data You Need in One Place
Global, national, regional, and local water data is aggregated and constantly updated through APIs to provide the most comprehensive, near real time water database anywhere in the world
Insights for Your Specific Needs
Complex water data is instantly transformed into easy-to-understand scores and visualizations while versatile capabilities including data layering, location specific data, and scenario analysis ensure you get the customized insights for you need
Easy, Efficient, Integrated Workflow
Continuous data aggregation, normalization, organization, and simplification, combined with easy-to-use tools, dashboards, and analytics creates a fast, efficient workflow that integrates into any system and increases productivity
Time and Cost Savings
A smooth, streamlined Water Intelligence process saves significant time, resources, and money, while increasing productivity
Anytime Personal System Support
Customer Success Managers train new customers on how to maximize Water Intelligence system capabilities. Beyond customized training, Success Managers are available anytime for questions and additional assistance.
Leaders with responsibility across value chains or geographies need to understand water issues enterprise wide to prioritize and address challenges and develop a comprehensive water resiliency strategy for their organizations.
Physical asset risk across a supply chain
Climate change related flooding, sea level rise, drought, and the like can threaten physical assets essential to operational continuity.
Risk creep across a value chain
Changes to the hydrologic cycle are creating changes to weather patterns and water resources across the globe. Understanding where and how those changes are affecting supply chains, operations, infrastructure, or assets over time is crucial to sustain operational and economic viability.
Portfolio investment decisions
Holistic understanding of water risk across a financial portfolio is vital to maintain long–term value and helps investors identify opportunities for secure investments.
Increasing regulatory requirements
As regulatory reporting demands increase, companies need reliable water insights to support mandatory and voluntary reporting needs across a value chain and drive sustainability efforts.
Local leaders need deeper understanding of watershed or site-specific challenges to formulate effective water resiliency strategies for their communities, operations and watersheds.
Protecting watershed health
Deep understanding of watershed dynamics such as water flows, drought status, flooding, pollution sources, aquifer recharge, and contaminants are critical to help leaders create strategies to maintain or improve watershed health.
Managing shared water resources
Water is the world’s most critical, life sustaining, and shared resource. Leaders need a decision support system that makes accessing water data easy, with clear insights visualized and sharable for communication across an organization, community or stakeholder groups.
Site management and selection
Water quality and quantity issues may impact viability of potential or existing infrastructure, building, or recreational sites. Understanding these issues is essential for operational and economic success.
Operational vulnerability
Businesses and communities depend on safe, sufficient water resources to thrive. But water quality and quantity change over time making it necessary access to accurate, up to date water data to stay ahead of climate impacts and ensure operational longevity.
The climate crisis is dramatically changing the hydrologic cycle, altering water quantity, quantity, and seasonality. Leaders need to understand how the changing water cycle will impact their companies, organizations, portfolios, and communities in the future to determine how best to prepare for a new climate reality.
Changing water quantity
Leaders need to understand how the water resources they rely on will change in coming decades to help them create strategies to adjust to shifting water precipitation patterns.
Changing water quality
Drought, floods, hurricanes and other climate change impacts affect water quality which affects the drinking and surface water communities and businesses rely on. Leaders need to understand and prepare for these changes today to ensure a sustainable future for their organizations tomorrow.
Land changes over time
Severe climate change impacts are changing the flow and shape of the rivers, streams, and estuaries the natural and built environment rely on. Community leaders and infrastructure managers need to understand these changes to protect overall watershed health and ensure communities can adapt essential infrastructure in advance of these changes.
Nature Based Solution (NBS) adoption
Nature Based Solutions support environmental and human adaptation to climate change in the healthiest, most resilient and cost effective way possible. Community and business leaders need deeper understanding of which and where NBS solutions will be most effective to implement the most appropriate solutions for their specific needs.
The ability to see and use existing data plus upload and manage your own data on site gives scientists, engineers, and local decision makers flexibility, mobility and an effective communication tool when working across an organization or stakeholder groups.
Convenience
Access to True Elements’ Water Intelligence system via tablet allows users to implement, manage, and collaborate on projects anytime, anywhere.
Enhanced Analytics
True Elements’ extensive data layers can be added to private data to create more complete understanding, analysis and forecasting for deeper insights into watershed challenges.
Data sharing as desired
Quickly and easily share your uploaded data across your organization or partners to enhance communication and collaboration for collective action. Note: Private data is kept private unless directed otherwise by the customer.
Access to EPA’s Water Quality Exchange
For US based data, True Elements supports reporting and electronic upload to EPA’s Water Quality Exchange at customer direction.
Water Intelligence solutions are easily customized to your specific areas of geographic interest and concerns.
Public / Private Data Blending
One System Makes it Simple
True Elements’ Water Intelligence System puts everything in one place so you can manage your data and projects quickly and easily. System access puts the products you select, data sets, Project Dashboards and workflow at your fingertips to increase efficiency and productivity and support your specific Water Intelligence needs.
Flexible Solutions and Tools
Solutions work separately for specific needs or together to provide more holistic Water Intelligence.
Growing Global Data Repository
Continuous addition of global, national, and regional data from trusted sources ensures Water Intelligence is as current and reliable as possible. Data are continuously updated via API wherever possible.
Reliable, versatile platform performance and secure data integration, analysis, and forecasting you can trust.
React Based Web/Flask Application
Best-in-class JavaScript library supports fast, scalable, flexible, and portable applications.
Multi-Cloud Disaster Recovery Architecture
Google, AWS, and Microsoft Azure provide resource and storage redundancy with multi-cloud integration and deployment for data recovery.
Worldwide Access
APIs built using Python and deployed with API Gateways allow access to True Elements’ Water Intelligence system worldwide.