A Modern gINT Alternative for Australian Geotechnical and Environmental Engineers

TabLogs replaces Bentley gINT with cloud-based borehole logging built around AS1726 and your state road authority's requirements. There are no desktop licences to manage and no steep learning curve, and none of your historical borehole logs are lost.

1 hour

to set up your account

14 days

to be fully live

60 days

to scale across your team

60 sec

average support response

Why teams switch from gINT

Licence costs that keep climbing

Per-seat gINT licences add up quickly, especially as your team grows. TabLogs runs on a team-based cloud subscription instead.

Stuck on the desktop

Project files get emailed around and saved on individual machines. TabLogs runs in any browser, so your field staff, engineers and reviewers can all work on the same project at the same time, from site or the office.

Weeks of training for new starters

New graduates and field staff can take weeks to get comfortable in gINT. Most TabLogs users are productive within a day.

Bentley gINT vs TabLogs

See the full breakdown on our Features page.

Bentley gINT TabLogs
Deployment Desktop software, local installs required Cloud-based, works in any browser
Licensing Per-seat desktop licences Team-based subscription
Collaboration Files passed between single-user desktops Real-time, across your whole team
Standards Manual formatting to AS 1726 and client specs Built-in AS 1726 templates, configurable for state road authority and client requirements
Your existing data Locked in a proprietary desktop format Imported in full, with historical logs kept
Support Standard ticket queue 60-second average response

Moving your gINT data takes days, not months

  1. Export your gINT database

    We'll tell you exactly what to export. No IT project required.

  2. We import it into TabLogs

    Your borehole logs, test pit logs and project structure carry over automatically.

  3. Your team checks it

    Review the migrated records against your originals before you go live.

  4. Go live

    Usually within 14 days, with nothing lost from your historical records.

Vijay Thapa, Elecnor, NSW
“Having a system like TabLogs helped keep everything aligned, from initial fieldwork to final design decisions. ”
Vijay Thapa, Elecnor, NSW — Field Geologist

Frequently asked questions

Is gINT support actually ending?

Yes. Bentley is ending support for gINT in 2028. Teams still on gINT should plan their migration now rather than waiting for the deadline to force the issue.

What's the best alternative to gINT in Australia?

TabLogs was built for teams moving off Bentley gINT. It runs in the cloud, produces AS 1726 compliant logs out of the box, and imports your existing gINT data directly, so you're not starting from a blank project.

How does gINT compare to other geotechnical database tools?

gINT is a desktop-only database tool with per-seat licensing and manual formatting. TabLogs covers the same borehole logging and reporting needs from a browser, with real-time collaboration and built-in compliance templates, at a lower total cost for most teams.

Will I lose any historical borehole logs when I migrate?

No. Your existing gINT database including historical borehole logs is imported into TabLogs and checked by your team before you go live. Nothing from your project history is lost.

How much does it cost to switch from gINT to TabLogs?

See our Pricing page for detailed information.

Ready to leave gINT behind?

Join thousands of engineers who have already made the switch across Australia (and the world).

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