Feature · Field Supervisor+
Record design invert, finished invert, pipe diameter, material, and slope for every manhole and pipe segment. GPS-tagged. Deviation-flagged. Sewer as-built documentation done.

Enter manhole IDs and design inverts from the plan set. Or import from CSV. Either way, the design is in before the crew hits the ground.
At each manhole, log the finished invert and rim elevation. Deviation from design is calculated automatically.
For each pipe segment, log the upstream and downstream inverts. Grade and slope are calculated and flagged if out of spec.
Export the sewer as-built PDF with all structures, inverts, and grade calculations. Share with the city or engineer.
Invert documentation is the most common close-out holdout. Gradelog makes sure it's done right the first time.
Review invert elevations and pipe grades before the city accepts the system. Access via shared link — no account needed.
Compare as-built inverts to design. Flag any pipe segment that doesn't flow as designed before it's backfilled.
Gradelog captures manhole/structure ID, rim elevation, top of casting, invert elevations by pipe direction, pipe diameter, material, length, and slope — plus GPS coordinates for every structure. This is the standard data set required by most city and county as-built submittals.
Yes. Enter the design slope or design invert for each pipe segment. As you log field elevations, Gradelog calculates the actual slope and flags any segment more than your tolerance away from design.
The sewer as-built PDF includes all manholes and structures with invert elevations, pipe segments with grade, and a summary of out-of-spec conditions. Most city/county inspection departments accept this format.
Yes. The inverts module is used for sanitary sewer, storm drain, culverts, and any pipe system where invert elevation and grade are documented. Structure types are customizable per job.