Autodesk InfoWater Pro 2027.1 Win x64 English

There's a lot of conversation right now about AI in engineering software. But for most water professionals, the real question is simpler: Can it actually help me do my job faster and with more confidence?
In InfoWater Pro 2027, Autodesk Assistant begins to answer that question in a practical way. It is not about replacing expertise or turning hydraulic modeling into a black box. It is about removing a little friction from the day-to-day work of building, troubleshooting, and understanding models so that you can keep moving.
Here's what's new for 2027
Meet Autodesk Assistant in InfoWater Pro
Autodesk Assistant is now available directly inside InfoWater Pro as a technical preview. You'll find a toggle switch to turn it on or off in the settings. At its core, it's designed to help you find answers, resolve issues, and move forward without leaving the product every time you hit a question mark. That includes step-by-step guidance based on product help, troubleshooting support using knowledge articles, and in-product assistance for common tasks. Early preview capabilities support Python scripting for output analysis, visualization, simulations, and enable you to list and apply map themes using MCP features.
That may sound modest by design, and that is exactly the point. The best use of AI in a modeling environment is not the flashiest one. It's the one that saves a few minutes here, clears a roadblock there, and helps experienced engineers get to good decisions faster. Autodesk Assistant in InfoWater Pro feels like an early step in that direction.
Improving visualization in water distribution models
Alongside Autodesk Assistant, this release also improves some of the fundamentals of day-to-day model review. Base symbology now supports dynamic rotation, which means new map symbols can align with feature geometry and flow direction. When direction is easier to read, map interpretation becomes more intuitive and visual review becomes a little less error prone. For existing models, you can apply the updated symbology by using Reset to Default and refreshing the map. Just keep in mind that resetting will also remove any custom symbol overrides in that model.
Advancing system insight with criticality analysis in hydraulic modeling
Criticality Analysis also continues to mature as a technical preview. You can now run hydraulic isolation simulations directly from the Isolation Areas table and interpret the results with clearer pressure and velocity thresholds. For utilities trying to understand which assets pose the greatest operational risk, that kind of clarity matters. The feature builds on the same practical theme as the rest of this release: better context for better decisions. By incorporating valve locations and surfacing the consequences of pipe and valve failures more clearly, Criticality Analysis helps utilities move toward a more proactive, data driven maintenance strategy. We saw some of that story begin to take shape in InfoWater Pro 2026.2, and this release keeps that momentum going.
Enhanced fireflow analysis for realistic water system capacity
Fireflow analysis gets an important boost too. The revamped Multiple Fireflow run type can now constrain available flow results using any combination of pipe velocity and hydrant residual pressure thresholds. That gives modelers a more realistic picture of available capacity when multiple hydrants are operating at the same time, especially in systems where water quality concerns or lateral pipe limitations need to be accounted for. In practice, it means utilities can better understand real firefighting capacity, identify bottlenecks, and make more confident upsizing decisions where needed.
What's new in Autodesk InfoWater Pro 2027.1
Autodesk Assistant model queries for reporting and Domain management
Autodesk Assistant now queries model data and results to summarize, filter, and manage model information more efficiently. Use Assistant prompts to generate reports, identify model elements matching specific criteria, and add or remove objects from the Domain based on query results. This release supports queries based on current timestep results and summary values, including Fireflow and Surge results. It does not support full time series queries.
Examples of supported prompts include:
- "Summarize the demand, pressure, and leakage per pressure zone."
- "How many junctions with COMMERCIAL demand drop below 40 PSI?"
- " Summarize pipe leakage by pipe material."
- " Add the top 10 pipes with the most head loss per foot to the Domain."
- " Remove any junctions from the Domain if they lack demand."
InfoWater Pro supports ArcGIS Pro 3.3 - 3.6
This release adds full compatibility with ArcGIS Pro versions 3.3 through 3.6, ensuring a seamless experience across the latest Esri platform updates.
Fixed in Autodesk InfoWater Pro 2027.1
The following list outlines the various maintenance fixes made in InfoWater Pro version 2027.1.
UDF hydrant-pipe linkage not drawing
We've fixed an issue where some UDF Print Field Journal report settings weren't saved between publishing actions.
UDF Print Field Journal settings not saving
We've fixed an issue where UDF hydrant laterals didn't draw when the hydrant layer included Z-coordinate values. Z-coordinate values are now supported in version 2027.1 and later.
Pipe split tool geometry issues
We've improved the pipe split tool to prevent geometry issues caused by split nodes at the ends of short pipes connected to the target pipe.
Live Data Adapter Gap Analysis issue is now fixed
We've resolved an issue where the Live Data Adapter Gap Analysis was not functioning correctly in version 2027.0.
InfoWater Pro contains a variety of tools and features to address numerous applications from water quality evaluation, to master planning, to pipe break analysis, and much more. Autodesk understands that the water system is more than the hydraulic analysis; it's about the communities impacted by that water. Integrating the power of Autodesk's hydraulic modeling with Esri's ArcGIS Pro allows users the ability to perform more advanced analysis, keep models updated faster, and understand system impacts without leaving the comfort of your data's natural environment.
10 reasons water professionals choose InfoWater Pro
Engineers use Autodesk InfoWater Pro software to model water distribution systems in an easy-to-use GIS interface, leverage spatial analysis tools available in ArcGIS Pro to help with model building and management, and analyze and understand criticality in their systems like pressure transient events.
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Owner: Autodesk Inc.
Product Name: InfoWater Pro
Version: 2027.1
Supported Architectures: x64
Website Home Page : Languages Supported: english
System Requirements Windows *
Size: 1.9 Gb
System Requirements
Autodesk InfoWater Pro 2027.1