Everything you need 24/7 

Your online account puts everything you need in one easy to use location.  
It’s secure, simple and designed to help you manage your South East Water account when you need to.

Register in three easy steps

  1. Visit mySouthEastWater
  2. Select ‘Register now’ to begin.

  3. Enter your details
  4. Use your account number (found at the top of your bill). You must be listed on the account to register.

  5. Verify your email 
  6. Check your inbox and follow the link.

Note: If the email you provide doesn’t match the one on your account, we may need to contact you to complete your registration.

With mySouthEastWater you can:

 
Manage your account in one place

Make secure payments, access past bills,  
switch to eBills or add a concession.

Set up direct debit 

Pay automatically from your bank account or credit card.

 
Start a payment plan 

Break your bill into smaller, regular payments.

Track your water use

See your water usage and seasonal patterns.

Keep your details up to date

Get prompt alerts, updates and water interruption notifications via SMS and email.

Frequently asked questions

If you receive this message, first check that the details you entered are correct. If they are, select ‘Process my registration manually.’ Our Customer Support team will investigate and get back to you. This issue can occur if the email address you provided doesn’t match the one listed on your account. We’ll need to verify and confirm your details before completing your registration manually.

To reset your mySouthEastWater password, on the mySouthEastWater sign in page select ‘Forgot your password.’

If you complete the mySouthEastWater registration form and you’re already registered a message will pop up letting you know.

The message will say ‘It looks like you are already registered for mySouthEastWater.’

Yes, you need to be listed on the account to register for mySouthEastWater.

mySouthEastWater is designed to be user friendly. If you run into any issues, you can always call us on 131 851.

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