See the zone
Each district has meters, pressure, night flow, and a health score.
A Water OS module for water you treated but did not sell.
Water Loss OS is the non-revenue water module inside Water OS. It shows which district is leaking, splits a real leak from a bad meter, and ranks the next job. A person still sends the crew.

Non-revenue water %, yearly cost, open bursts, and a map of which districts need a look.
Each district has meters, pressure, night flow, and a health score.
The water balance splits a leak from a meter error before anyone digs.
A person reviews the burst, then a work order goes to the field.
Start with the zone that is losing the most water.
Do not send a leak crew when the meter is the problem.
Volume, cost, and payback stay on the same record as the repair.
Select a screen to explore the workflow. Open it for a closer look.
See non-revenue water %, yearly cost, open bursts, night-flow alerts, and a map of which districts need a look.
Districts (DMAs), IWA/AWWA M36 audits, NRW %, ILI, and data-quality grades with draft → review → publish.
Night-flow drift, burst location, acoustic loggers, satellite leak polygons, stuck meters, and unauthorized use.
Reviewed work orders, leak-program payback, pressure options, NRW scorecards, and reports that cite the same facts.
You paid to treat and pump that water. Some of it leaked. Some of it was never billed. Water Loss OS keeps both stories on the same district record so operations, metering, and finance stop arguing from different spreadsheets.
In the product this is a permission-gated Water OS module. It sits in Water OS navigation, uses the water-loss services, and needs tenant and user permission. It is not a standalone plant OS.
The value is linking leak work to the systems you already run, then carrying the evidence through repair and reporting.
Keep source context available as the workflow moves between teams and applications.
TwinEdge Water Loss OS
No. It is a gated module inside Water OS. You do not buy it instead of the network OS. It is the lost-water program on the same district record: zones, water balance, night flow, bursts, and reports.
No. Burst findings show zone, evidence, volume, and cost. A person with burst-dispatch permission reviews them. TwinEdge can then open a CMMS work order. It does not dispatch the field on its own.
No. It reads GIS, SCADA, AMI/MDM, billing, acoustic loggers, and satellite scans. Those systems stay. TwinEdge sits on top so leak work and the water balance share one record.
Water you treated and pumped but did not get paid for. Some of it leaked. Some of it was never billed because a meter stuck, a read was wrong, or someone took water without a meter. Water Loss OS keeps both kinds of loss on the same district.
Discuss your sources, assets, and the outcomes your team wants to improve.