Hero is a software platform — but a sewer-network rollout is rarely a software-only project. Preventos provides the consulting, field instrumentation, and operational support that turn a Hero deployment into measurable network outcomes.
The same three-step framing that defines Hero as a product also defines how we engage with your team. We don't drop in software and leave. We sit alongside your engineers, operators, and asset managers from first integration through ongoing operations.
We connect IoT loggers, SCADA, NIS, and weather feeds to your Hero environment, install field instrumentation where measurements are missing, and remediate data-quality issues at the source rather than papering over them downstream.
We configure the I/I metric catalogue for your network, calibrate against historical and weather data, and sit with your engineering team to interpret what the dashboard is telling you about catchment behaviour.
We run the recurring reporting cadence, scope follow-up campaigns where the dashboard says they're needed (CCTV, smoke testing, IoT surveys), and document outcomes in a form your asset committee and regulator will accept.
Two analytics service lines for the network sides we know best — sewer and water-supply — and one operational service line that keeps the deployment running. All three are built around Hero.
For wastewater and stormwater networks. Catchment-level analysis, year-on-year comparisons, gravity-sewer leak campaigns, and real-time hydraulic monitoring on a single platform.
For potable water supply and distribution networks. Pressure transients on ageing networks, distribution-flow monitoring, and water-quality parameter analysis — same Hero environment, different domain.
The operational layer that wraps the analytics. Everything from installing the first logger in a manhole to running the recurring data-quality review three years later.
From kickoff to first defensible numbers — typically 8–12 weeks. A first Hero deployment is a focused, time-boxed engagement. The five steps below are what most utility rollouts look like, with timing that depends on the size of your network and the state of your existing data sources.
Workshop with your team — network shape, current data sources, priority questions.
Connect existing data sources, install field IoT where needed, validate first measurements.
Stand up Hero environment, configure I/I metrics, calibrate against historical & weather data.
Training for your team. First reporting cycle delivered jointly. Defensible numbers in hand.
Operations support, follow-up campaigns, reporting cadence, recurring data-quality reviews.
The fastest way to find out whether a Hero deployment makes sense for your utility is a 30-minute call. We'll walk through your current data sources, priority questions, and what a first engagement would look like.
Common starting points:
Pasi Pajula
CEO, CTO · Preventos Informatics
pasi.pajula@preventos.fi
+358 45 7870 2969
