Executive Summary Tile - Minimum Flow

Executive Summary Tile - Minimum Flow

The Executive summary tiles allow a fast assessment of the day to day consumptive utilities metrics, highlighting consumption, Minimum Flow, Maximum Flow and cost.

The main value on the Minimum Flow tile displays Minimum Flow in (kl/m3) per hour for the selected day.
The secondary value below is a Daily Minimum Flow Movement Indicator, comparing the main value to the previous days Minimum Flow, and showing a percentage (%) movement up or down.







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