Are there any asset management software platforms that integrate with SCADA and ERP systems for water utilities?

Yes. Water utilities commonly use asset management / enterprise asset management (EAM) / computerized maintenance management (CMMS) platforms that can integrate with both SCADA and ERP systems.

Common platform types

• EAM/CMMS platforms: manage work orders, preventive maintenance, inventory, lifecycle costs
• Asset performance management (APM) platforms: add condition-based monitoring and analytics
• Utility-focused GIS/EAM suites: often connect assets, work management, and operational data

Examples often used in water utilities

• IBM Maximo
  Widely used EAM platform; typically integrates with SCADA, ERP (like SAP/Oracle), GIS, and IoT/telemetry systems.
• Infor EAM
  Common in utilities; supports integration with SCADA and ERP through APIs/connectors/middleware.
• SAP Asset Management / SAP EAM
  Strong ERP-native option, often integrated with SCADA and plant/operations systems.
• Oracle E-Business Suite / Oracle Maintenance / Oracle Cloud EAM
  Can integrate with SCADA and utility data systems.
• Cityworks
  Popular in municipal/water environments, especially when paired with GIS; can integrate with SCADA and ERP through interfaces.
• Hexagon EAM / HxGN EAM
  Used in asset-intensive industries and utilities; supports integration with operational and ERP systems.
• Lucity
  More municipal-focused; often used with GIS and can connect to SCADA/ERP depending on architecture.
• Bentley AssetWise / OpenUtilities
  Utility-oriented asset and infrastructure management with integration possibilities to SCADA and ERP.

How integration is usually done

• SCADA → asset system for alarms, runtime, pressure/flow readings, condition triggers
• ERP ↔ asset system for finance, procurement, inventory, labor, and cost accounting
• Middleware/API platforms like MuleSoft, Boomi, PI System, Azure Integration Services, or custom services are often used

What to look for

• Open APIs
• Prebuilt SAP/Oracle connectors if you use those ERPs
• Support for OPC, MQTT, REST, SQL, or historian integration from SCADA
• GIS compatibility, since water utilities often rely heavily on spatial asset data
• Mobile field service support and offline work orders

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a shortlist by utility size (small/medium/large), or
2. a comparison table of the best-known platforms for SCADA + ERP integration.