Free assessment
Answer questions about your operation’s routine and find out in which areas water slips out of control and what to prioritise in each one. The result comes out right away.
10
questions
3 min
to answer
4
areas assessed
Free assessment
At the end, you get a 0-to-100 score by area and what to prioritise.
0/100
Water management maturity
| Area | Score |
|---|---|
| Water infrastructure | 0% |
| Consumption and waste | 0% |
| Management and reuse | 0% |
| Compliance and ESG | 0% |
A T&D specialist reviews your result and shows the way forward for your operation.
Talk to a specialist on WhatsAppBefore and after the meter
The water meter separates what is the utility’s responsibility from what is your operation’s. Understanding that difference is the first step to knowing where to act.
Before the meter
Water lost in the public network, through leaks and metering failures by the utility. It does not appear on your bill, but it makes the tariff more expensive for every consumer.
39.53% of treated water in Brazil in 2024
After the meter
Water your company pays for and does not use: hidden leaks, poorly adjusted equipment and consumption with no known origin. It appears in full on the bill, and only your company bears it.
This is what the assessment evaluates
Free assessment
A water management specialist reviews your water bill and reports back what the measurement finds. If you answered the assessment above, the result goes along with your contact details.
We send the form along and open the conversation.
Questions
It is a free online assessment with ten questions about your operation. At the end, you get a score by area and the priorities for each gap. It takes about three minutes.
Add up 12 months of billed volume, average the three lowest-consumption months (the baseline) and compare it with the rest. Then shut the operation down for two hours and read the meter at the start and at the end: if the number moved with nobody using water, there is a leak. The excess over the baseline is what is at stake.
Yes. It does require registration: your name, e-mail and WhatsApp are recorded as you answer, even if you stop halfway. The score, the breakdown by area and the recommendations appear on screen at the end of the questionnaire.
No, and deliberately so. The score measures water management maturity, how much the operation can see of its own water. Savings potential depends on what measurement finds in the operation, and no questionnaire replaces that.
Brazil lost 39.53% of its treated water in distribution in 2024, according to Instituto Trata Brasil, based on SINISA (base year 2024) from the Ministry of Cities. These are losses to leaks, metering errors and unauthorised use, occurring before the water reaches the consumer’s meter.
Alagoas, at 66.9% of distribution losses in 2024. At the other end, PiauĂ records 24.61% and is the only state already within the legal limit. In all, 16 states lose more than 40%.
Portaria MCID nÂş 788, de 1Âş de agosto de 2024, sets three distribution loss ceilings: 35% through 2025, 30% between 2026 and 2032 and 25% from 2033 onwards. It revoked and replaced Portaria nÂş 490, of 22 March 2021, and applies to municipalities benefiting from federal public funds or financing with Union resources.
No. Distribution loss happens on the utility’s network, before the meter, and makes water more expensive for everyone through the tariff. Internal waste happens after the meter (undetected leaks, equipment out of adjustment, consumption with no known origin) and lands in full on the company’s bill. It is this second one that T&D measures and reduces.
Before you go
T&D reads your bill and points out improper charges, waste and room to save. It is free and creates no obligation the bill is what makes the analysis about your operation, rather than a market average.
