Environmental Lab Data Management, Connected to Your Boring Logs

Your boring log is complete. Soil descriptions are standardized, field data is captured consistently, and the log is ready to go.

Then the samples go to the lab, and the workflow often goes back to spreadsheets.

The gap after the boring log

A week or two later, an EDD arrives. Someone downloads it, opens Excel, reformats the data, checks flags, builds charts, and prepares tables for the report.

The problem? None of that is connected to the boring log or sampling locations that started the process.

QNOPY Lab Data picks up where Soil Studio leaves off

QNOPY's Lab Data module takes EDDs directly from the lab, processes and validates the data, and flags errors before they make it into a report—without manual re-entry.

From there, you can:

• Screen results against project-specific or regulatory criteria

• Compare results with previous sampling events at the same locations

• Plot trends across wells, analytes, and date ranges

• Generate report-ready tables and charts

  
  

Keep field and lab data in one place

Because Lab Data and Soil Studio are part of the same QNOPY platform, lab results stay connected to the boreholes and locations already captured in the field.

Instead of managing the boring log, lab data, and reporting as separate workflows, QNOPY keeps them connected from field collection through final reporting.

Want to see how it works with the boring logs you're already collecting? Reach out to your QNOPY contact for a walkthrough.