Borehole Logging Software
Trusted by Engineers
Across New Zealand

Yes. TabLogs supports testing to AS/NZS, ASTM and ISO standards, and TabLabs can help laboratories maintain compliance with International Accreditation New Zealand (IANZ) and ILAC criteria—recognised benchmarks for accurate and reliable geotechnical data.

No. TabLogs runs in the cloud, so your team can access it from office or field sites across New Zealand. Field data collected offline (e.g., in remote regions) syncs automatically when a connection is available.

Yes. TabLogs lets you customise templates and professional reports to reflect NZ Geotechnical Society best practices, NZ Building Code clauses (such as B1 and E1 for structural and drainage considerations) and client preferences.

Absolutely. The TabLabs module acts as a LIMS, providing real‑time test tracking, custom test methods and billing/tracking modules. It supports tests specified under AS/NZS, ASTM and ISO standards, helping labs meet IANZ accreditation and produce reliable data.

Yes. You can create 3‑D visualisations and GIS‑based maps of your sites and integrate them with CAD/GIS systems. This helps engineers overlay borehole data on local coordinate systems and communicate findings effectively.

TabLogs provides mobile‑friendly data collection. You can log boreholes and environmental samples on smartphones or tablets anywhere in New Zealand. Entries sync seamlessly when you reconnect.

You can request a demo or start a free trial via our website. Our team will help configure TabLogs for NZ standards and provide training and support to ensure compliance with the NZBC, NZS standards and IANZ requirements.

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.

Yes. TabLogs supports workflows aligned with New Zealand geotechnical practice, including structured soil and rock logging, SPT capture, groundwater observations, laboratory coordination, and reporting aligned with local authority and NZTA project requirements.

Yes. TabLogs is a strong gINT alternative for New Zealand geotechnical and environmental engineers who want to move away from legacy, desktop-based workflows without disrupting active projects. TabLogs supports the migration of existing gINT data, allowing teams to retain historical borehole information and familiar reporting formats while transitioning to a modern, cloud-based platform. The software is designed for both field and office use, with offline logging, automated reporting, and structured data management that suits common New Zealand geotechnical and environmental workflows. By planning the transition ahead of gINT’s end of support, New Zealand engineers can adopt a future-ready boring log solution that improves consistency, reduces rework, and scales easily as teams and projects grow.