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Visual lot mapping for civil engineers

See every lot.
Know where the job stands.

No DXF? Draw your own control line on the map. Track work lots, layers, depths and test results, or bring in your survey design when you have one.

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Draw control · no DXF needed Layers, depths & test evidence CSV & printable QA packs
Illustration of a road upgrade with compacted pavement layers, rollers and a grader beside a finished carriageway
Built around the work on the ground
Map the workdraw lots against your design and site imagery
Track each layertopsoil strip, rip and recompact, subgrade, sub base, base and seal
Keep the evidenceresults, original reports and QA exports in context
The product

Your roadway. Your lots. One clear view.

See your design over satellite imagery, with engineering chainage on the control line and lots clearly identified by layer and QA status.

Actual ForgeLot demonstration workspace with lots following a visible road corridor

Actual ForgeLot workspace with illustrative roadway lots and test records. Draw or import your control line, draw the work boundaries and keep QA evidence with each layer.

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Inside ForgeLot

See the work, its layers and its test evidence

Current product views using synthetic demonstration lots. Each construction layer keeps its own tests and release record.

ForgeLot layer inspector showing separate sub base and base QA records in a demonstration project

Independent QA for every layer

Reuse a boundary for the next construction layer. Its depth, reports and test results start independently.

ForgeLot demonstration lot highlighted with its category, depth, area and test outcome

Instant lot context

Highlight a lot on the map, then inspect its layer, depth, area and test outcomes without losing your place.

From design to delivery

A familiar civil workflow, made visual

No redrawing the job and no parallel register to reconcile. Start with the design information your project already uses.

01

Draw or import your control

Draw a reference along your site on the map, or import a design DXF. Start visual lot records without waiting for a survey file.

02

Lock chainage

Select the control line, confirm its start chainage and keep every lot tied to the same engineering reference.

03

Draw and track lots

Draw directly on the map with DXF snapping and curve tracing. Choose the construction layer and depth, then record tests and QA decisions.

Where it pays for itself

Less admin per lot, fewer register errors

The cost of a lot register is rarely the software, it's the engineering hours spent building it and the rework when it doesn't match the ground.

Hours back on register admin

Draw a lot against the design or create repeated lots by chainage and offset. Areas and layer volumes update from the geometry and depths you enter.

Fewer register errors

Every lot is tied to the locked control line, so chainages, offsets and areas stay consistent. Gap and overlap checks catch missed or double-claimed work before it reaches a claim.

Faster claims and handover

Build quantity summaries and QA handover packs from the same saved lot records, layer depths and test evidence your team maintains on the map.

Update the mapped lot as work happens, then export the register from those records. Your team can spend less time re-entering the same boundaries, depths and test references.

Designed for the way a site actually runs

Engineers can create lots from the office, supervisors can inspect progress in the field, and QA can see what is awaiting inspection or testing without chasing the latest file.

See the visual walkthrough
ForgeLot road lot inspector showing a demonstration compaction result and its linked report

Put your next project on the map.

Bring one alignment and see how quickly ForgeLot turns it into a live lot register your team can use.

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