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Reports & deliverables

Documents that stay true after the crew has moved on.

ARKAK generates print-ready PDFs from project data. They are not retyped, and they are not a screenshot of a screen — they are rendered from the same geometry the calculation used.

The sheets

Four deliverables, generated from the project.

Cut Sheet

A comparison surface classified against a design surface: TIN triangles shaded by their mean vertex delta, difference labels at vertices, tolerance bands, legend, scale bar, north arrow and summary.

A field grading-QA deliverable. It is not a substitute for a corridor volume surface produced in a civil design package.

Cut Sheet

Utility Locate Sheet

The locate record as a drawing: what was found, where, and the geometry behind it. Exports as PDF and as DXF for the office toolchain.

Utility Locate Sheet

Stockpile Volume Sheet

A measured pile with its base definition, boundary, computed volume and the quality checks that were applied to the capture.

Stockpile Volume Sheet

Coverage Register

The spatial, versioned register of field deliverables: which ground was surveyed, by whom, to what construction layer, at what revision — and what is missing.

Coverage Register

Why they hold up

What makes a sheet defensible.

  • Revision identity

    Each sheet belongs to a chain, and its place in that chain is printed on it.

  • Frozen on publication

    A published revision is immutable on the device, at the API and in the database.

  • Geometry retained

    The footprint and surfaces used are stored with the record, not re-derived later.

  • Attribution and dates

    Who produced it and when. Personnel are stored always and printed only when configured.

  • Evidence attached

    Photos and files attach to the record and travel with it.

  • Append-only history

    Events are added, never rewritten.

ARKAK produces engineering and field documentation for construction use. It does not issue certified survey plans, sealed drawings or legal utility clearances, and it does not replace verification required by the project owner, the utility owner, or by law.