VODA.ai Introduces Conversational AI Advisor for Water Utilities

Jun 18, 2026
VODA.ai has launched Advisor, a conversational and agentic AI designed to help water utilities and engineering consultants make faster data-driven infrastructure decisions. The tool enables users to generate project plans, evaluate scenarios, and access best practice recommendations through natural language interaction.

VODA.ai has introduced VODA.ai Advisor, a conversational and agentic AI designed to support decision-making for water utilities and engineering consultants, announced in a press release.

VODA.ai Advisor allows users to interact with planning and analytics workflows through natural language. It can generate project plans, adjust settings, evaluate scenarios, and provide advice on industry best practices to help professionals move from data to decisions more efficiently.

The system supports multiple use cases, including pipe replacement planning, project justification, meter revenue protection, lead service line programs, and water loss initiatives. It also assists with executive reporting and project prioritization.

VODA.ai Advisor will be demonstrated at the 2026 American Water Works Association ACE Conference in Washington, D.C., and is expected to become available to customers later this year.

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