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Distributed-site visibility gap
Treatment plant, lift stations, booster pumps, and remote sensors live on separate vendor portals and a SCADA HMI you can only reach from the operator workstation. No field view, no mobile access.
Connected lift stations, treatment plants, and distribution networks across your service area. SCADA-grade visibility without an on-prem SCADA project. Regulatory reporting, chemistry trending, and mobile alerts in one vendor-neutral platform.
Treatment, collection, and distribution each live in their own silo. Operators stitch visibility together from a workstation HMI, a stack of vendor portals, and tribal knowledge. It works, until it doesn't.
Treatment plant, lift stations, booster pumps, and remote sensors live on separate vendor portals and a SCADA HMI you can only reach from the operator workstation. No field view, no mobile access.
BOD, static DMR, and discharge-permit reporting still mean exporting CSVs from the SCADA, copying chlorine and flow data into spreadsheets, and rebuilding the same report every cycle.
The SCADA server is a decade old, can't reach the cloud, and any upgrades quote starts at six figures. Meanwhile parts of the I/O subsystem are no longer supported.
Allen-Bradley, Schneider, and Siemens PLCs each speak their own dialect. Pulling data out for a dashboard or a recent trend is a custom integration project per device, or a call to the OEM with a license attached.
One operator knows where every alarm lives, which alarm is real, and how the lift stations behave in heavy rain. They retire or take vacation; the utility runs blind.
Pulled directly from how we position the platform for utility operators.
Connected lift stations, treatment plants, and distribution networks across a service area. SCADA-grade visibility without an on-prem SCADA project. Remote operations, regulatory reporting, and chemistry trending, all in one platform.
Vendor-neutral by design. Our pre-built protocol connectors talk to the PLCs and RTUs you already own (Modbus, OPC-UA, BACnet, MQTT), so the wastewater SCADA layer adapts to your stack, not the other way around. The containerized edge agent drops onto a small box at the plant or the lift station and starts collecting data within days, not months.
Operators get a single pane of glass across every site. Engineering gets cross-system trending and an API. Leadership gets fleet-wide rollups and audit-ready compliance exports. And the data stays yours. No vendor portal holds your utility's operational record hostage.
Features that matter for treatment, collection, and distribution. Not a 200-line feature matrix written for a sales sheet.
Pre-built connectors for Modbus TCP/RTU, OPC-UA, BACnet, and MQTT. Sit on top of Allen-Bradley, Schneider, Siemens, and legacy gear. No rip and replace. Containerized edge agent drops onto a small box at the plant or lift station.
Every lift station, booster, plant, and remote sensor on one interactive map. Live status, weather overlays, and at-a-pace drilldown per site. Built for utilities running collection and distribution across a service area.
Dashboards-as-a-Record PDF for any historical date range. Compliance summaries for discharge permits, chlorine residual, and flow totals, generated from the data the platform already collects.
Long-horizon trending for chlorine, pH, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, and chemical feed pumps. Anomaly detection surfaces drift before it becomes a permit excursion. Cross-system trending across the treatment train.
Pump runtimes, wet-well levels, high-water alarms, and SCADA tie-ins for the collection system. For a dedicated lift station tracker, see our water-pumping-stations page.
See water-pumping-stationsGranular alarm routing by site, severity, and time-of-day. Native iOS and Android app, SMS via Twilio, and Slack integration. On-call rotations get the right alarm, not every alarm.
The operational KPIs water and wastewater utilities measure us against.
Other parts of the ControlCom platform that pair with a wastewater SCADA rollout.
Dedicated lift & booster station dashboards: flow, runtime, intertie, and pump performance analytics.
Diagnostics, integration tools, and historian access for utility engineering teams.
Dashboards, alarming, asset hierarchy, and edge SDK. The full ControlCom Connect platform.
How we handle audit-ready reports, automated exports, and compliance evidence for regulated operations.
The questions plant engineers, operations directors, and utility facility managers ask first.
No, and that's the point. ControlCom sits on top of your existing SCADA, talking to the same PLCs and RTUs via Modbus, OPC-UA, or BACnet. Your operators keep the HMI they know. ControlCom adds the cloud, mobile, and reporting layers your existing system was never built to deliver. When the on-prem SCADA reaches end of life, you can migrate at your own pace rather than under a procurement deadline.
One treatment plant or one lift station. Real data on your equipment. No commitment until you've seen the platform run on your stack. Deploy in days, not months.