Shared Clarity.

For ground-engineering delivery.

One connected workflow from project setup to a smarter next project.

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The problem

Field data becomes project overhead.

  • Field records arrive fragmented—or go missing.

  • Project managers spend hours chasing, entering and reconciling the data into reports.

  • Engineers receive delayed, reconstructed reports that are hard to verify.

  1. WorkfaceFragmented dataPaper · forms · apps · calls · photos
  2. Project managerEntered and compiledLogs · spreadsheets · reports
  3. EngineerReconstructed reportDelayed · incomplete · hard to verify

Project managers should assure the work—not assemble the report.

Live, structured field data leaves the PM to review exceptions and release a trusted report.

The cost of the current way
  • Hours or days of data entry
  • Missing evidence
  • Delayed reports
  • Higher risk. Lower margin.
The workflow

One work item. One connected record.

  1. Configure

    Set the project up once.

    Project Manager
    Project manager at a desktop in the office, setting up a work plan of anchors and zones over a site photograph in TACEDGE

    Define layout, sequence, testing and evidence before work reaches the field.

    Everyone starts from the same definition.

  2. Capture

    Record the work where it happens.

    Operator
    Operator on ropes at a coastal rock face recording a drill log on a phone in TACEDGE, drill rig visible behind

    Capture field activity in simple workflows with the project context already in place.

    The operator records once. The PM sees it live.

  3. Confirm

    Verify and release.

    Project Manager / Engineer
    Engineer at a desk reviewing a passed TACEDGE anchor test report on a desktop monitor

    Submitted records enter QA before release to the engineer or client.

    The client receives a confirmed report.

  4. Compound

    Start the next project smarter.

    Project Manager
    TACEDGE recommending a configuration for the next project from confirmed records, with proposed anchor layout, testing and evidence changes ready to review and apply

    Confirmed records improve future project layouts, checks and recommendations.

    Every confirmed record improves what comes next.

Work types

One workflow. Configured to the work.

Built first for anchoring and drilling. Adaptable to adjacent ground-engineering work.

  • Anchoring

    Hole drilling, bolt installation, grouting and proof testing.

  • Drilling

    Drill progress, depth tracking and lithology logging.

  • Shotcrete

    Spray records, thickness checks and test panels.

  • Rockfall Protection

    Mesh installation, anchor points and inspection records.

  • Drainage

    Drain installation, flow checks and as-built records.

  • Piling & Retaining

    Pile installation, depth verification and wall records.

Our story

The plan existed. Shared clarity did not.

The idea for TACEDGE emerged during the 2019 Whakaari / White Island recovery operation.

A complex multi-agency plan was drawn on a whiteboard and condensed into a single PowerPoint slide.

What was missing was one shared system to configure the plan, capture field activity as it happened, and confirm a trusted record.

Whakaari / White Island viewed from the water in 2019, with the TACEDGE brandmark peaks in front
Whakaari / White Island, 2019
TACEDGE was built
  1. Configure the plan.
  2. Capture the activity.
  3. Confirm the record.
  4. Compound the learning.
Mission
To bring shared clarity to the tactical edge.

See TACEDGE on your project.

Bring a current project or reporting problem. In 15 minutes, we’ll show how TACEDGE would structure the workflow.

Bring your engineer if useful.

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