Borehole Logging Software
Trusted by Engineers
Across Canada

Yes. TabLogs supports testing to ASTM, ISO and CSA (Canadian Standards Association) standards, and TabLabs helps laboratories adhere to ISO/IEC 17025, the international standard accepted across Canada. Many Canadian labs gain accreditation from the Standards Council of Canada (SCC) and the Canadian Association for Laboratory Accreditation (CALA); accredited facilities like AGAT Laboratories emphasise that ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation ensures reliable data and compliance.

No. TabLogs runs entirely in the cloud. Engineers can access it from offices or remote field locations across Canada, and offline data collected in areas without coverage will sync automatically when you reconnect

Yes. You can customise templates to match CSA standards, provincial building codes and client‑specific requirements, and generate professional reports that reflect Canadian engineering norms.

Absolutely. The TabLabs module functions as a full laboratory information management system, providing real‑time test tracking, custom test methods and billing/tracking modules. It supports ASTM, ISO and CSA test methods and helps labs maintain ISO/IEC 17025 compliance and achieve accreditation through SCC or CALA.

Yes. TabLogs includes 3‑D visualisation and GIS mapping tools and integrates with CAD/GIS software, so you can overlay borehole data on Canadian coordinate systems and communicate findings effectively.

TabLogs provides mobile‑friendly data collection. Field crews working in northern territories, mountainous regions or offshore sites can log soil and rock samples on mobile devices; entries sync seamlessly when connectivity is restored.

You can request a demo or start a free trial through the website. TabLogs offers onboarding and customer support tailored to Canadian clients—including bilingual (English/French) support, pricing in CAD and assistance in configuring templates to meet provincial and national 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 AUD $9.80 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.