The project demonstrates the implementation of an automated "Smart Water Balance" of the District Metered Areas (DMAs) of the Grand Bahama Utility Company water distribution system. The DMAs have 18 flow and pressure monitoring stations that transmit data to the cloud every hour. Initially, the data was downloaded and analyzed manually. The Smart Water Analytics project team automated the data analytics and reporting process. Now the utility receives daily reports of the water production from four Water Treatment Plants (WTPs) and water supplied to each DMA. The automated cloud-based daily report summarizes data and results in Dashboards containing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Operators can obtain detailed flow and pressure data of each monitoring location on a 15 timestep and minimum, average and maximum values of the monitored parameters. Prior to the automation, operators only had access to daily totalized water volume production from each WTP and a snapshot of the pressure.