---
id: engines/xylem-vue
about:
  depiction: engines/xylem-vue.jpg
  label: Xylem Vue
  description: >-
    Xylem Vue is Xylem's water-utility software and analytics platform, built
    with Idrica, that brings SCADA, GIS, meter and other data together with
    applications for running drinking-water and wastewater networks.
  tags:
    - water utility
    - network operations
    - SCADA
    - leak detection
    - sewer overflow
tool:
  form: Operational platform
  group: Water and flooding
  homepage: 'https://www.xylem.com/en-us/brand/xylem-vue/'
open:
  source: closed
  data: unknown
  api: unknown
  participation: unknown
domains:
  - water
relations:
  - predicate: answers
    target: questions/flooding
provenance:
  origin: agent
  sources:
    - title: Xylem Vue | Xylem US
      url: 'https://www.xylem.com/en-us/brand/xylem-vue/'
    - title: >-
        From data to action: building a digital twin of Brabant Water's network
        with Xylem Vue | Xylem US
      url: >-
        https://www.xylem.com/en-us/resources/webinars/xylem-vue-from-data-to-action/
  reviewed: '2026-10-18'
  reviewed_by: 'Claude, from the sources listed'
  status: proposed
---
Xylem Vue is a software and analytics platform for water utilities from Xylem, developed in partnership with Idrica, a water data-management company. It captures data from any source, including legacy systems, SCADA, GIS and smart meters, into one shared view, and adds modular applications for drinking-water treatment and networks, wastewater plants and sewers, irrigation infrastructure, and an early-warning system for extreme events in river basins.

Xylem's pages give three uses. Brabant Water, which supplies 2.6 million people in the southern Netherlands through a 19,000 km distribution network, is using the platform as the data layer of a digital twin of that network, alongside new sensors and smart meters, so that its control room works from one operational view; a webinar with the utility's programme manager covers the pilot-to-platform path and shows the live system. The City of Richmond used Xylem Vue for a real-time decision support system on combined sewer overflows. Hot Springs deployed its leak-detection application with Xylem's metering products.

It is commercial, delivered with Xylem's own implementation and training; the pages do not say whether it is hosted or installed on the utility's systems, and give no prices.

Status: operational; the pages read are undated.