Prepare the location
Load the project, coordinates, planned depth, drilling details and required logging fields.
Built for Australian geotechnical teams
Digital borehole and test-pit logging for Australian geotechnical investigations.
Capture soil and rock strata, samples, SPT and other in-situ tests, core runs, groundwater observations and field evidence in one structured ground log.
Structured strata logging
Samples and tests
Paginated borehole log PDFs
Australian geotechnical workflow
Carry the ground log from field capture into engineering and reporting.
A borehole log is a technical record, not a transcription exercise. Field observations, sample intervals, groundwater, drilling progress and test information need to remain tied to depth and location, then pass through competent review before issue. GeoCRM supports structured digital logging linked to the project and investigation location. Configured templates can improve consistency and reduce rekeying while leaving geological description, interpretation and approval with qualified personnel.
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/ Connected GeoCRM workflow
A complete ground log from field entry to issued output. Build structured borehole and trial-pit records with investigation context, graphical preview and project-linked evidence.
Strata and materials
Record depths, descriptions, classifications, colours, weathering and strength context.
Samples and tests
Capture samples, SPT, DCP, vane, strength, environmental and other test records.
Core and groundwater
Retain core runs, recovery information, discontinuities and groundwater observations.
Log outputs
Preview and export dedicated paginated borehole and trial-pit log PDFs.
Available capability A practical capability set for Australian geotechnical operations. Configure terminology, permissions and workflow to suit your business and technical procedures.
- Boreholes and trial pits
- Strata descriptions and depth intervals
- Samples and in-situ tests
- Core runs and rock detail
- Groundwater observations
- Borehole and test-pit log PDFs
How it works in GeoCRM A practical workflow from setup and capture through review, delivery and retained project evidence.
Log observations by depth
Record material descriptions, recovery, sampling, groundwater, tests and drilling notes as work progresses.
Review the technical record
Check completeness, terminology, intervals and supporting evidence under your technical procedure.
Generate and retain outputs
Produce the required log or data output, record revision status and keep it linked to the project.
Operational detail for geotechnical teams Concrete capabilities for Australian consultancy, field and laboratory workflows.
Depth-based records
Keep strata, samples, tests and observations aligned to their measured intervals.
Configured terminology
Support controlled fields and organisation-specific logging templates.
Location linkage
Connect each borehole to its project, coordinates, site map and investigation context.
Field evidence
Associate photos, drilling notes and related records with the location.
Review and approval
Make technical checking and issue status visible before a log is treated as final.
Reusable data
Reduce repeated transcription when data is needed for reports, schedules, sections or migration outputs.
Borehole Logging Software FAQs
Does GeoCRM automatically make logs compliant with AS 1726?
No. It can support structured logging and configured terminology, but competent staff remain responsible for applying the current standard, project specification and company procedure.
Can field staff work without reliable reception?
Offline requirements are important for remote work and should be validated during the demo against the specific devices and workflows you intend to use.
Can existing borehole data be imported?
Often yes. Data mapping depends on the quality, structure and identifiers in the source files or legacy database.
Can logs be reviewed before issue?
The workflow can separate draft capture, technical checking, approval and issued status.
See it with your own workflow
Bring one borehole log format to the demo.
Bring a real project, schedule, field record, laboratory request or report. We will show how the workflow can be configured without asking you to share confidential client data.