Guided capture with practical elevation notes
Walk the route. Build the as-built record as you go.
Start a guided, pausable field session to collect visual records, location and heading when supported, and elevation notes at every marked point—then review grade, fall, and differences in one place.
Built for the next shot
Keep the field notes clear.
One place for each elevation
Capture the structure, shot, and elevation details in a consistent order while the work is in front of you.
No reworking the math
Use the recorded values to calculate grade, fall, and elevation differences instead of working them out by hand.
Notes you can read back
Leave the field with clear outputs that help reduce transcription mistakes and avoid unnecessary rework.
A straightforward field workflow
Note it once. Use it all the way through.
The goal is simple: keep elevation information organized at the point of work, so your crew spends less time sorting notes and checking calculations later.
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Set the reference
Start with the point, structure, or shot you are working from and keep the information tied to that location.
- 02
Record the elevation
Enter the shot or structure details in a repeatable format while the information is fresh.
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Read the calculation
Review the grade, fall, and elevation difference from the recorded values—without copying numbers into a separate calculation.
For crews setting pipe in the field
More useful elevation notes. Less manual math.
A practical approach for water, sewer, and storm pipe installation work—built around the numbers crews need to see clearly.
Review the workflow