Your reports, structured.
Your archive, searchable.
Terraclerk fills your firm’s own Word templates with the site’s parcel, geology and seismic data, and keeps every site your firm has worked on in one place, on one map.
We read one firm’s 20-year archive before writing any code.
Measured across 3,061 documents from one Southern California geotechnical firm, including 1,141 delivered reports. One firm’s archive, not an industry survey: your numbers will be different.
Built around how a report actually gets written
Fill your own templates
Your firm’s Word templates, unchanged. Terraclerk fills them, then you edit in Word. You get a .docx back every time.
Parcel, geology, seismic
Pulled for the site’s location when you need it:
- County parcel and APN
- Mapped geology
- USGS seismic design values, or ASCE through your firm’s own subscription
Every site, on one map
Search by address, client or project. Open a site and its files are there. Your past reports come with you during onboarding.
Designed alongside Applied Consultants in El Cajon
Terraclerk was built with a San Diego County geotechnical firm, against their real templates and their real archive, and is in use there first.
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Your files stay where your firm keeps them
Terraclerk works inside one folder of its own in your firm’s Dropbox and never writes anywhere else.
Each firm signs in at its own web address, with its own logo and colours.
Paid data sources such as ASCE run on your firm’s subscription, never a shared one.
See it on one of your own sites
Thirty minutes, on a call or in your office. Bring an address and one of your templates.
Talk to us