Borehole Logging Software,
Trusted by Engineers,
Across Australia

Yes. TabLogs supports Australian geotechnical testing standards (such as AS 1289 and AS 1726) and its TabLabs module helps laboratories maintain ISO/IEC 17025 compliance. NATA accreditation—which provides a government‑endorsed benchmark for technical competence and ensures testing services are compliant with national and international standards—can be supported through TabLabs’ structured workflows and quality controls.

No. TabLogs is a cloud service accessible via web browsers and mobile devices; field data collected offline syncs automatically when connectivity returns. This eliminates the need for local installations and allows teams to work from sites throughout Australia.

Yes. TabLogs enables fully customisable templates and professional boring‑log reports, so you can align with Australian standards, site investigation requirements and client branding.

Absolutely. The TabLabs module acts as a laboratory information management system (LIMS), offering real‑time test tracking, custom test methods and billing/tracking modules. It can accommodate Australian test methods and helps labs adhere to NATA and ISO requirements.

Yes. TabLogs includes 3‑D visualisation and GIS mapping tools for cross‑sections and site layouts, along with API connectivity to integrate with CAD and GIS software. This helps engineers overlay borehole data on Australian coordinate systems and collaborate with planners and designers.

TabLogs provides mobile‑friendly data collection, allowing field teams to log soil and rock samples on smartphones or tablets even in remote areas without coverage; entries sync seamlessly when back online. Whether you're on a rig in the outback or a site in Sydney, know your data is secure.

You can request a demo or start a free trial directly from the website. The TabLogs team offers onboarding, training and customer support tailored to Australian clients, with pricing available in AUD and assistance in configuring templates to meet local standards.

We can talk for hours about the benefits that digital logging provides. But nothing is as powerful as a real-world case study. We picked one of our clients and went through the timesheets (with their blessing) of their staff going back two years. We tallied up staff time allocated to log production (data entry) and found that the average consultancy spends about $9.80 AUD on data entry wages to produce one log. By comparison, TabLogs charges anywhere between $1-$3, and that's just the data entry savings! Imagine getting 50 percent more billable hours out of your engineers, or imagine the intangibles of being a consultancy that can have logs to your clients weeks before your competitors! The savings to your consultancy can be massive, which you can then pass along to your clients. This makes your consultnacy more efficient and therefore, much more competive - especially when bidding for jobs.