What's New in this Version

This page lists the additions and improvements incorporated in InfoWater Pro® 2027.0 which were not available in previous versions.

See the product Release Notes for details on bug fixes.

Note: Please check the System Requirements page before installing to ensure compatibility with ArcGIS Pro and other pre-requisites.
Important: InfoWater Pro 2023.2 or earlier should be uninstalled first in order to install 2024.0 or later versions.

Introducing Autodesk Assistant in InfoWater Pro®

The Autodesk Assistant is now available in InfoWater Pro®. It provides AI-guided self-service and in-product options to find support. Using agentic-AI enhancements, Autodesk Assistant helps you get results faster while keeping your data and IP secure and compliant with enterprise governance. Its goal is to remove friction, simplify common tasks, and help you make faster, more informed decisions.

Currently Autodesk Assistant in InfoWater Pro® supports the following use cases:

  1. Guidance and explanations. Provides step-by-step guidance and clear explanations based on the product help content.
  2. Troubleshooting. Helps diagnose and resolve issues using Knowledge articles and help content.
  3. Preview MCP functionality (experimental)
    1. List and apply available Map Themes to your data.
    2. Re-run standard Runs and Run Preview workflows using MCP preview features.
    3. Generate and edit python scripts for output analysis and reporting.
Note: The Autodesk Assistant is available as a Technical Preview. Learn more about Technical Preview

Updated Base Symbology with Dynamic Rotation

We’ve updated the base symbology to support dynamic rotation. New map symbols now rotate dynamically to match feature geometry and flow. This update makes map direction easier to read and improves visual accuracy.

To see the new symbols and their rotation in existing models:

  1. Select Reset to Default (Reset Display) to apply the updated symbology.
  2. To apply the updated symbology, follow these steps:
    1. Open the Preferences dialog and navigate to the Default Symbol tab.
    2. In the Default Symbol tab, select the checkboxes for valve and pump symbols.
    3. Click the Reset to Default button.
    4. Click OK in the Preferences dialog to confirm your changes.
  3. To apply the rotation, go to the View group and select Refresh Map.
Note: Resetting restores the product’s default symbology and removes any custom symbol overrides for the model.

Updated symbology example

Default symbols

Criticality Analysis Technical Preview

We continue improve the Criticality Analysis feature introduced in InfoWater Pro 2026.2 release. You can now run hydraulic isolation simulations directly from the Isolation Areas table and use clearer pressure and velocity thresholds to interpret isolation impacts.

Criticality Analysis helps utilities identify high-risk pipes proactively, supporting data-driven maintenance and investment decisions. It also lets utilities understand the network isolation valve coverage and the corresponding consequence of failure of pipes and valves, supporting data-driven maintenance and investment decisions. It incorporates system valve locations to process all isolation areas within the network, including impacted customers and hydraulic attributes for each area. It also offers more flexibility and user input options than previous solutions. To learn more, explore Criticality Analysis

This feature is released as a technical preview. Parts of the analysis are still being worked on for future releases. Learn more about Technical Preview

Velocity-constrained multiple fireflow analysis

The fully revamped module now estimates, with higher accuracy, the maximum capacity available from various hydrants operating simultaneously. Whether you need to limit velocities in pipes to avoid discoloration or worse, or you want to incorporate the capacity limits of lateral pipes not explicitly included in your model, the Multiple Fireflow run type now constrains available flow results to any combination of pipe velocity and hydrant residual pressure thresholds.

Use this extended functionality to better understand the dynamic fire-fighting capacity of your system, and to identify bottlenecks and potential assets in need of upsizing.