Daily eyes on your AMI network, so a dead gateway never reaches an invoice.
3 of 93 gateways need a look today. The rest are reading normally.
AMI water meter monitoring is the daily check of your gateways, the collectors that gather reads from a fixed-network water system, to confirm each one is still reporting. On a fixed network the meters send their reads in automatically, so a silent gateway can go unnoticed until the data is already missing from a bill. Evan Supply reviews every gateway on your network each day, compares each against its own recent history, and sends you the short list that needs attention.
Until a collector goes quiet and nobody notices for days. By then you're billing on estimates, fielding questions you can't answer, and missing the consumption data you need. Watching every gateway by hand isn't realistic for a small water team.
Every day, Evan Supply checks each gateway on your network and tells you the short list that needs attention. Not 90 rows to scroll through, just the few that matter today.
A problem gets caught the day it starts. And you're not chasing reads that are fine.
On one network we monitor, a collector spiked for a single day. That fault would have over-billed the municipality if it had reached an invoice. We caught it and corrected the data before the bill went out.
If you manage more than a handful of gateways, this is the kind of system the manual approach stops scaling for.
Towns, townships, and counties running an AMI network across many reads.
Reliable daily oversight of your network, with support province-wide.
Developments and buildings billing many units from one fixed-network system.
"He is only a phone call or email away and is always so quick to respond. Dave has been a source of technical support, one that I so appreciate knowing I can rely on."
Kathy — Finance / Billing Clerk, Guelph/Eramosa Township
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You find out the same day. Evans Supply checks every gateway on your network daily and flags any that have gone silent, so a failed collector is caught in hours instead of the days it can take when reads are reviewed by hand.
Your Neptune 360 system already shows gateway status if you log in and look. The difference is that we do the looking, every day, across all of your accounts at once. We compare each gateway to its own recent history, send one short report instead of many screens to check, and a person reaches out when something needs you.
AMI water meter monitoring is the daily checking of the gateways (collectors) that gather reads from a fixed-network water-metering system. It confirms each gateway is still reporting normally and raises an alert when one fails or its read counts drop, before missing data turns into estimated bills.
Yes. Because each gateway is compared against its own recent reading history, an unusual spike or drop gets flagged for review before it reaches a bill. On one network we monitor, this caught a collector fault that would otherwise have over-billed the municipality.
It's built for fixed-network (AMI) systems as it monitors the gateways that it collects and reads automatically. Drive-by and mobile reading don't have gateways to watch, so this service is for utilities running a fixed network.
Yes. Evans Supply serves water systems across Ontario, and monitoring is delivered remotely, so your gateways are watched daily wherever your system is.
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