April 14, 2026

Sample Manager: Modernizing Operations to Track, Organize, and Automate Water Sampling Programs

Data Management & Reporting

Sampling

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All water systems must sample and report on a variety of contaminants each year. Variability in this process (who, what, where, when, and why) is the reason that monitoring and reporting compliance is by far the most common regulatory violation.

On April 14th, the 120Water team discussed how 120Water's Sample Manager software consolidates all aspects of a sampling program into a single digital dashboard to ease compliance and provide data insights.

Watch the webinar recording to get:

A clear picture of how to simplify your sampling programs
Tips for reducing compliance risk
A live look at Sample Manager in action

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Speakers

Jonathan Cuppett

Director of Water Quality Compliance, 120Water

Isaac Pellerin

Senior Vice President of Corporate Strategy, 120Water

Courtney Arnott

Head of Product Readiness, 120Water

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Without having to sift through endless spreadsheets.

No matter how much data you have to collect and report.

Without ever risking noncompliance.

No matter what new challenge comes your way.

Even with a tight budget and limited resources.

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