Abstract: A plurality of water-related sensors may each include an environmental characteristic detection element, a power source, and a communication device to transmit data associated with water-related data at a site. A water impact data store may contain electronic records associated with prior water-related events at other sites along with water-related sensor location data for those sites, and a third-party information interface may receive third-party information. An enterprise analytics platform may automatically analyze the electronic records in the water impact data store to create a predictive analytics algorithm. The data associated with potential water-related data at the site and the third-party information may then be automatically analyzed, in substantially real-time, using the predictive analytics algorithm, and a result of the analysis may then be transmitted (e.g., to a party associated with the site and/or an on-site water shut-off valve).

Abstract: A plurality of water-related sensors may each include an environmental characteristic detection element, a power source, and a communication device to transmit data associated with water-related data at a site. A water impact data store may contain electronic records associated with prior water-related events at other sites along with water-related sensor location data for those sites, and a third-party information interface may receive third-party information. An enterprise analytics platform may automatically analyze the electronic records in the water impact data store to create a predictive analytics algorithm. The data associated with potential water-related data at the site and the third-party information may then be automatically analyzed, in substantially real-time, using the predictive analytics algorithm, and a result of the analysis may then be transmitted (e.g., to a party associated with the site and/or an on-site water shut-off valve).

Abstract: According to some embodiments, an artificial intelligence orchestration platform may automatically determine an intent of an electronic record (e.g., an email message, text, translated voice channel request, etc.) associated with a request (e.g., by communicating with a classification platform service or analyzing the electronic record). Based on an indication of intent, an entity extraction platform may extract at least one requisite entity identifier from the electronic record in accordance with a transaction requirement. A robotic automation platform may then process the request utilizing the indication of intent and the extracted requisite entity identifier. For example, the robotic automation platform may transmit a complete response to the request, pre-populate data in a template provided to a human knowledge worker, determine additional information associated with the request, etc.

Abstract: A plurality of water-related sensors may each include an environmental characteristic detection element, a power source, and a communication device to transmit data associated with water-related data at a site. A water impact data store may contain electronic records associated with prior water-related events at other sites along with water-related sensor location data for those sites, and a third-party information interface may receive third-party information. An enterprise analytics platform may automatically analyze the electronic records in the water impact data store to create a predictive analytics algorithm. The data associated with potential water-related data at the site and the third-party information may then be automatically analyzed, in substantially real-time, using the predictive analytics algorithm, and a result of the analysis may then be transmitted (e.g., to a party associated with the site and/or an on-site water shut-off valve).