We run the scan on your own network: your SCADA export, your model, your zones. You get back a map of where your losses are and what HULO would have caught. No hardware. No commitment. If the answer is that you do not need us, we will say so, in writing.
That is the whole ask. Everything after it happens on our side, and none of it touches anything that runs your network.
Pressure and flow at whatever interval you already log, a network model in any format your GIS or hydraulic package exports, and a note of which zones the data covers. Nothing has to be cleaned up first. If your export is awkward, say so and we will tell you whether it is workable before you spend the two hours.
The data is processed in your region, on our side, against a copy of your model. No hardware, no VPN into your OT network, no connection to anything that runs your network. If your IT department wants that in writing before you send anything, ask and it comes back as a document.
You get where the losses are, what HULO would have flagged in that week and when, and the parts of your network where the instrumentation cannot carry the claim. If the answer is that you do not need us, or that your data cannot support it yet, that is what the report says.
What we found, on which network, and what it cost to find it. Roughly monthly, and never a figure we cannot show you the working for.







HULO’s project Lekker (tegen lekken) is co-financed by the European Union, by SNN and by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs.