grade checking software
Grade checking software replaces the field book: every elevation shot is logged against design grade with instant pass/fail, GPS location, timestamp, and the instrument that took it. Gradelog does this for laser, GPS rover, and total station workflows, imports CSV from Topcon, Trimble, Leica, and Spectra data collectors, and generates the grade verification report that shows the inspector every shot was in tolerance.
The grade checker's notes are some of the most consequential paperwork on a dirt job — they decide whether subgrade gets signed off, whether the pad certifies, and who pays when something is out of tolerance. And on most crews they still live in a soggy field book that gets retyped at night.
Gradelog turns each check into a structured record: station, design elevation, shot elevation, deviation, pass/fail against your tolerance — plus GPS and timestamp captured automatically. Blue tops, hubs, subgrade, finish grade: every shot lands in one defensible log the office and the engineer can see the moment it syncs.
Enter the design elevation and tolerance once. Every shot after that shows an immediate pass or fail, so an out-of-tolerance area gets re-worked while the machine is still on it — not discovered in the office three days later when the crew has moved across the site.
Failed shots can be flagged, re-shot, and resolved in place, leaving a clean audit trail of what was found and what was fixed.
Laser and grade rod crews type shots in seconds. GPS rover and total station crews import CSV straight from MAGNET Field, Trimble Access, Leica Captivate, or Spectra collectors. Either way the record is identical: located, timestamped, compared against design, and tied to the instrument and its calibration record.
One click turns the shot log into a grade verification report — every point, its deviation, and the pass/fail summary — as a branded PDF or a share link the inspector opens with no account. For pads there is a dedicated pad certification format; for pipe, sewer and utility as-builts with invert elevations manhole to manhole.
Open the live demo — a fully seeded project you can explore without creating an account.
Software that records elevation shots against design grade and computes the deviation on the spot. Instead of a hand-written field book, each check becomes a structured, GPS-tagged record with pass/fail status that rolls straight into a grade verification report.
It works with both. Laser-and-rod crews enter shots manually in a couple of taps; rover and total station crews import CSV from the data collector. The design comparison and reporting are the same either way.
Yes. Reports share as public links — the inspector opens the grade verification on their phone, reviews every shot, and can approve or reject without creating an account.
Each check is logged against its station and design elevation, so blue-top verification across a large site becomes a running list of passed points — and re-staking after weather is documented rather than argued about.
Yes — a free plan, a live demo with real project data you can open without signing up, and 83 free field calculators including grade percentage and slope tools.
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Free plan available. Works offline. Cancel anytime — your data is never deleted.