The National Water Company manages municipal water and wastewater services across the Kingdom, serving millions of households and essential facilities. During weather events or sudden pipeline ruptures, central dispatch centers experienced heavy surges in emergency telephone calls, making it difficult to capture exact geographical locations through verbal phone descriptions and slowing crew mobilization.
Working alongside technical specialists, the company built an automated emergency reporting journey deployed over verified digital messaging channels. The workflow allowed citizens to initiate an emergency report, share live GPS pin coordinates, and submit photographs of visible street leaks in under a minute, creating structured records directly in central operations.
Powered by eChat over the official WhatsApp Business channel, the solution allowed constituents to submit emergency voice notes in regional vernacular. The voice engine transcribed audio, extracted urgency and leakage severity, and issued a verified ticket number with a live tracking link for field dispatch updates.
Direct bi-directional API integration with enterprise asset management and ERP dispatch systems transmitted incident coordinates to field maintenance tablets immediately. As repair crews arrived and isolated leaks, automated notifications were pushed to affected neighborhood subscribers, keeping the public informed on estimated restoration times.
The automated reporting architecture reduced incident logging and dispatch mobilization from multiple minutes to mere seconds. High-precision GPS data eliminated search delays for maintenance teams, while immediate conversational confirmations preserved community confidence during critical municipal infrastructure repairs.
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