Lead Service Line Inventory demo
Meet the LCRI inventory deadline with evidence. 1:14
What the demo shows
A workflow solution for water utilities that classifies service line materials from records.
Seven agents read decades of tap cards, permits, as-builts, meter-change notes and customer photos, pencil handwriting included, and put every service line in one of the rule's four categories with its evidence and a confidence. The whole service area is a parcel map colored by material; unknown parcels show their predicted material, and crews are sent where a visit would change the classification most. The compliance manager confirms every non-lead line and the director of water quality signs the inventory and plan for the state.
Transcript
- Lead Service Line Inventory classifies every water service line from its records.
- By November 2027, each line must be lead, galvanized, non-lead, or unknown.
- Unknown lines are shaded by predicted material and confidence.
- 1418, Weckford Avenue, built in 1957.
- Its tap card was never read.
- Agents Read Box 14 212 Tap Cards Many in Pencil A 1958 card reads Galvanized Below Lead The parcel turns from Unknown
- to Replace Each reading sits on the card beside the rule that decides it Crews go where a visit changes the answer
- Unknowns head under 4% An estimated $5.4 million of digging avoided Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.