The hole details
Fill in the details of a borehole or test pit in Borehole Logging. Set the status, final depth, ground level, position, dates, drilling method and contractor.
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The hole details are the header of the log: where the hole is, when it was drilled, and how. The log sheet prints these details at the top.
Open the hole details
Do one of these:
- In the project tree, open the hole, then click Location details.
- Open the hole, then click Home › Location details, or press Ctrl+Shift+D.

Fill in the details
- Make sure that the Identifier and the Type are correct.
- Set the Status: Planned, In progress or Complete.
- Type the Final depth (m) and the Ground level (m RL).
- Set the position. Do one of these:
- Type the Latitude and the Longitude.
- At the hole, click Use current position. Borehole Logging uses the position of your device.
- Type the easting and the northing in the holes table. See Add many holes from the holes table.
- Click Started and select the date, or type it as DD/MM/YYYY, for example 14/09/2026. Do the same for Completed. The app shows the date as your region writes it, for example 14 Sep 2026.
- Type the Drilling method, the Contractor and the Remarks.
- Click Save changes. When the button shows Saved, Borehole Logging has saved the details.

The rest of the header
The log sheet prints more details at the top: the driller, the rig, the bit, who logged and reviewed the hole, and why the hole stopped. You fill these in the full header.
- Open the hole's Log sheet in the project tree.
- Click a field in the header at the top of the sheet. The header window opens at that field.
- Fill in the fields, for example Driller, Logged by, Reviewed by and Terminated because.
- Click Save, or press Ctrl+Enter.

Tip: When the Checks pane shows Add why the hole was terminated, click the check. The header opens at Terminated because.
Note: The coordinate system and the vertical datum come from the project. To change them, change the project details. See Create a project.