AquaOps

Borehole water treatment maintenance software

Borehole systems are often far from a good signal and have several parts: pump, tank, filters and treatment. You need a record of every visit that works offline, and a way to see which sites are due.

A borehole water supply with an elevated storage tank beside a footpath in Oyo State, Nigeria

Typical work

What servicing involves

  • Pump and control panel checks
  • Tank cleaning and inspection
  • Iron, sediment and hardness filters
  • Chlorination and UV treatment
  • Water tests at source and at the tap
  • Pump replacement and repair

What is hard

Where companies lose time

No signal at the site

Data is lost or entered later from memory.

Spread-out sites

Travel between sites eats the day when visits are not planned together.

Emergency calls

A dry tank or a failed pump is urgent and needs to jump the queue.

An example checklist

A visit checklist you could start from

Checklists are yours to define. This is an example of the kind of steps a technician might follow.

  • Record pump pressure and running current
  • Inspect the tank and its cover
  • Test water at source and after treatment
  • Check chlorine or UV unit
  • Note the generator or power state
  • Photograph the installation

Questions

Common questions

Does it work with no signal at all?

The phone apps keep the whole visit on the phone and sync when a connection returns.

Can I record a site's map position?

Yes. A site's position can be picked on the map, which also helps arrival checks and estimated times.

See it with your own kind of work

Book a short demo. Tell us what you service and how many people you have, and we will show you the parts that matter to you.