A plod, short for ‘Progressive Log of Drilling’, is a form used to record the time, activities, consumables, people, and costs associated with drilling during a single shift of work. Learn more about 'Plods' here.
CorePlan's default pricing is usage-based, typically calculated monthly based on the number of plods or shifts. With this model, you only pay for what you use.
Getting started with CorePlan is almost instantaneous. Once you sign up, our implementation team will guide you through the process. They'll configure your first project on your behalf and provide you with step-by-step instructions. Fully implementing your first project can be completed in as little as 2 to 3 weeks. However, for more advanced implementations involving integration into geological databases, the process may take longer.
The 'build or buy' dilemma is an age-old question. However, in today's modern era, it's evolved into 'build, buy, or subscribe.'
Opting for in-house development carries inherent risks, including project delays, cost overruns, skill shortages, and potential technical debt.
Moreover, there's the risk of the final product falling short of expectations or lacking essential features. We've talked about it more on LinkedIn here.
Your CorePlan account offers reports and dashboards that allow you to see drilling performance data in one place and easily share reports with stakeholders.
With Advanced Analytics, you gain access to even more powerful dashboards that enable you to create your own reports and dashboards using intuitive drag-and-drop builders.
We're built differently - just ask our customers. CorePlan brings together a suite of connected tools and experiences, all in one place.
Unlike some mining software, you won't have to deal with a bunch of different solutions to get your systems and data working together. Most mining software is stuck in the past, rigid and complicated, and requires huge customisations.
The best part? CorePlan is powerful and easy to use. It’s customisable without being complicated and empowering instead of overpowering.
Absolutely not! All our customers get live support, though the level of support varies depending on the plan you choose.