InfoTiles Digital Water has secured $1.7 million in new investment capital. The company provides a Data Intelligence Platform designed to help water and wastewater utilities make smarter and faster decisions by transforming complex operational and geospatial data into clear, actionable insights. This funding round marks a significant step in the company's ongoing development and its mission to enhance water network management.
InfoTiles' platform leverages advanced analytics and artificial intelligence to reveal the real behavior of water networks, predict emerging issues before they become costly failures, and optimize system operations and maintenance. Utilities utilize InfoTiles to reduce risk, extend asset life, and improve the reliability and sustainability of water services for the communities they serve. The platform achieves this by integrating data from sensors, SCADA, GIS, work orders, and asset systems into a unified real-time environment. This comprehensive view uncovers patterns not visible in standalone systems, enabling continuous insight into both spatial and operational dynamics.
The company's unique focus on network data helps utilities understand flow, pressure, infiltration, stormwater interactions, and asset performance with far greater accuracy. This supports better planning, targeted investments, and operational efficiency at scale. This capital infusion is intended to accelerate InfoTiles Digital Water's growth initiatives. The funds will support further development of its Data Intelligence Platform, enhancing its capabilities to serve the evolving needs of water utilities. The investment is also expected to facilitate expansion into new markets and strengthen the company's operational capacity, allowing it to scale its solutions more broadly.
By helping utilities understand what is happening, why it is happening, and what to do next, InfoTiles aims to accelerate the shift toward more resilient and sustainable water management practices. This strategic investment positions InfoTiles Digital Water to further its impact on critical infrastructure, supporting communities in achieving more efficient and reliable water services globally.
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