Water balance by property
Compare bulk inflow with unit consumption, common areas, storage change and known gaps.
Property operations
WaterPesa for landlords & property managers
Manage building water balance, unit meters, tenant billing, arrears, tanks, pumps, leaks, work orders and move-in/out workflows from one operating view.
SubmeteringCollectionsTanksWork orders
Answer first
What this means in practice
WaterPesa answer
WaterPesa gives property operators a master-to-submeter accountability model: inflow, unit consumption, common-area usage, unexplained variance, billing, collection and the maintenance actions taken to resolve problems.
Outcomes
Why this matters
Better collections
Track bills, allocations, arrears and unmatched payments without treating a mobile-money callback as final accounting.
Maintenance accountability
Link leak alerts and complaints to incidents, work orders, field visits and post-repair verification.
Capabilities
What the workflow includes
Unit & occupancy registry
Model building, premise, connection, meter installation and resident relationships separately.
Billing and reconciliation
Generate explainable charges and reconcile payments against accounts and bills.
Tank and pump visibility
Track operational assets, level/flow signals and maintenance where integrations exist.
Portfolio view
Compare multiple buildings while preserving tenant-level permissions.
“For every cubic metre entering the system: where did it go, what happened commercially, what action was taken, and what measurable result followed?”WaterPesa product invariant · derived from the connected Notion product specification
FAQ
Questions this page should answer
Can WaterPesa work with existing meters?
The target architecture is meter-agnostic. Existing devices can be integrated through adapters when protocols or exports are available.
Do we have to replace our current billing system?
No. A pilot can begin as an overlay that reconciles meter, billing and payment data before any replacement decision.
How should a property pilot be scoped?
Use a bounded site with a known master inflow, a meaningful unit sample, billing history, a named operator and predefined success metrics.
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