Streamlining Water Entitlement Management for Tasmanian Irrigation
Managing water entitlements, allocations, and transfers across state irrigation districts requires absolute accuracy, rigorous compliance, and transparent record-keeping. Previously relying on manual spreadsheets, Tasmanian Irrigation needed a secure, auditable platform to handle complex water dealings and legal interests.
C9 designed and delivered a custom Intranet web application built around modern web technologies like HTML5 and Kendo UI to replace legacy manual processes. The solution serves as a comprehensive Water Entitlements Register (WER), enabling historical "as at" viewing, controlled change workflows, and verifiable third-party outputs.
With automated document generation, integration into enterprise document management systems, and robust role-based security, Tasmanian Irrigation gained unprecedented operational efficiency and governance. The platform ensures secure record management across districts while establishing a scalable foundation for future water operating systems.
The development of a new water right management system used by Tasmanian Irrigation to manage water entitlements across Tasmania. The application replaces legacy spreadsheets with a highly customised and powerful intranet web solution, including automatic document generation and integration into the client's existing document management system.
Key Functionality
- Historical "As At" Viewing: Capability to reproduce exact register states at any specified historical date.
- Automated Document Generation: Template-based creation of confirmation letters and formal correspondence.
Core Technologies
Project Outcomes & Impact
The Water Entitlements Register successfully transformed Tasmanian Irrigation's registrar operations by replacing error-prone manual spreadsheets with a secure, auditable web application. By enforcing rigorous workflow approval gates, introducing historical "as at" reconstruction, and automating document generation, the solution dramatically improved administrative efficiency, reinforced regulatory compliance, and provided a rock-solid foundation for statewide water resource management.