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Pilot programme

Become one of our first pilot partners.

We are selecting a small number of organisations to pilot EcoFlow Predict on a river, catchment or discharge point that matters to them.

How a pilot runs

From first call to live forecasts.

Week 0

Scoping call

We agree the river stretch, the questions you need answered, the data available and the success criteria.

Weeks 1–4

Connection

We connect to your monitoring data and relevant open data. No new hardware is needed.

Up to week 6

Calibration

Models are fitted to your catchment and tested against laboratory reference samples. You receive a written calibration report.

Months 2–4

Supervised operation

Forecasts and alerts run alongside your existing processes, and we review performance with you against the agreed criteria.

Review

Decision

Continue on a subscription, or stop, based on the results.

Register interest

Tell us about your river.

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Plans

Priced per monitored catchment.

Subscriptions are annual and cover the platform, forecasts, alerts and standard reports. Pricing is set per catchment, and we will quote once we understand your site.

Community

For rivers trusts and research partners

Core dashboard, pollutant estimates and alerts, with data-partnership terms.

Professional

For councils, operators and single catchments

Full estimates and 24–72 hour forecasts, alerting and compliance reports, with optional intelligence reports.

Enterprise

For water companies and regulators

Multi-catchment deployments, enterprise API, service levels and integration with operational systems.

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Do we need to buy new sensors?

No. EcoFlow Predict works with the monitoring equipment you already have, including section 82 monitors, and with open Environment Agency, Defra and Met Office data.

How accurate are the estimates?

Accuracy depends on the site and the data available, which is why every deployment is calibrated against laboratory reference samples and you receive a written calibration report before the system goes live. See our science and validation page for the targets we work to.

Does it replace laboratory sampling?

Not entirely. It fills the gaps between samples and helps you target sampling where and when it matters most. Periodic reference samples also keep the models calibrated.

Who owns the data?

You own your raw data. We process it under a data-sharing agreement to deliver the service, with UK data residency and role-based access.

How long does it take to get started?

Connection typically takes two to four weeks, followed by up to six weeks of calibration before supervised operation begins.