Find the water you can't account for.
Rhino connects to every water meter and submeter in your buildings: main meter, tenant submeters, common-area risers, cooling towers. Consumption tracked continuously. Leaks detected before they show up on the invoice.
Every meter. Every building. Any leak.
Not just cubic metres. Rhino captures flow rate, hourly intervals, and overnight baseline figures. The data your operations and ESG teams can actually work with.
See what each meter used and when.
Every meter shows hourly and daily consumption against a rolling baseline. Compare building to building, week to week. Spot seasonal drift and the meters that don't follow the pattern.
Explore the dashboardOvernight flow that should be zero.
A meter that never reaches zero flow during closed hours is almost always a leak. Rhino tracks overnight minimum flow per meter and flags the ones that stay active. Most leaks surface inside the first week.
See how detection worksWhere every cubic metre ends up.
Trace water from the main meter through tenant submeters, common areas, cooling towers, and irrigation. The flow map shows what's accounted for, and what isn't. The unaccounted share is often where the problem is.
See structure visualizationAn alert the moment flow goes wrong.
Set a flow threshold per meter. Rhino emails you the meter name, building, value, and timestamp the moment it's crossed. No more finding the problem in next month's reconciliation or the quarterly utility bill.
See how alarms workStop reconciling. Start acting.
Three things facility and energy managers do with Rhino water data from day one.
Find it in days, not quarters.
Most leaks are invisible until the reconciliation. A running toilet, a valve left open, a pipe joint failing slowly, none of them show up in a walk-around. Rhino's overnight baseline flags them within hours. Most teams find their first issue inside the first week of going live.
Read a customer storyTurn meter data into BREEAM points.
Rhino's automatic water metering with interval data and leak detection alarms maps directly to BREEAM Wat 01 and Wat 02 criteria. The consumption breakdown, alarm history, and submeter hierarchy your assessor needs: already in the platform, ready to export.
See the BREEAM credit guideThe water data CSRD actually needs.
CSRD and the EU Taxonomy both require water consumption data per asset. Rhino gives you per-building intensity figures without manual collection runs, plus the audit trail to back them when your auditor asks.
See ESG reportingReal water. Real portfolios.
Water monitoring, answered.
From the Rhino blog.
Stop guessing what your water costs.
Connect your buildings to Rhino and see every water meter, with leak detection built in. Most teams find their first issue inside the first week.