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Backflow testing software for Nebraska.
Booking, scheduling, the field test, and the report to the water system, for testing companies in Nebraska.
Nebraska water systems
Nebraska has 573 active community water systems. Each test report goes to the one that serves the address. The largest:
- Metropolitan Utilities District660,000 people served
- City of Lincoln,296,000 people served
- City of Grand Island,51,478 people served
- City of Papillion,35,000 people served
- City of Kearney,34,000 people served
- City of Fremont,27,230 people served
- City of Norfolk,26,147 people served
- City of North Platte,25,000 people served
- City of Hastings,24,927 people served
- City of Columbus,24,028 people served
Water systems: EPA SDWIS, active community systems, 2026-10-19. Population: Census Bureau 2024 estimates.
Cities
- Omaha →489,265 people
- Lincoln →300,619 people
- Bellevue →64,777 people
Testing in Nebraska
Who may test is set by the state, the water system, or both. Ask the water system you will test for which certifications it accepts before your first test.
The software
- Bookings from a booking page, your own website, and an AI receptionist on your phone.
- Schedule board and route for each tester.
- Field app that scores every test, even with no signal.
- Test reports sent to the water system that serves each address.
- Card payments to your own Stripe account, and yearly renewals that charge after the test.
- Client portal for HOAs, property managers and contractors.
- $50/month flat: no per-test fee, no cut of payments.
- Every feature →What the app does, part by part.
- Compare →Next to other backflow and field-service software.
- Start free →No card. $50/month or $500/year once you go live, 45 days free.
- Free exam prep →Study questions, practice exams, device tests, a VR wet lab.