Q: How can we continue monitoring flow at locations with inactive services? A: To monitor flow at vacant locations, associate the inactive service with a special account called “Vacant” (or any name that you can quickly recognize as an unoccupied…
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Monitor Flow at Inactive Services with a New SA_Start_Date
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Set Latitude and Longitude
Bringing latitude and longitude values into BEACON lets you see locations via the Monitor page Consumption Graph map view. If you provide latitude and longitude values that pinpoint service point locations, you and your customers that use EyeOnWater will get…
Configure DMA Zones
Data exchange files let you easily configure DMA Zones by entering Supply_Meter_IDs and Demand_Meter_IDs. Before you begin, we strongly recommend creating a diagram of each DMA Zone in your utility. Catalog each meter and its role in the zone. This…
Data Exchange
How the Data Exchange Spec Relates to Your Business Processes BEACON uses a method called Data Exchange to model common utility business processes. Those processes encompass residential or business customers moving into locations where the utility delivers water services. Service…
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