Digital concrete docket register
Log every load with docket number, truck or plate, supplier, batch plant, mix code, volume, slump, admixtures, water added, times and test sample references.
Concrete pour management software
Every pour, every docket, every truck. Recorded on site in seconds.
iPour replaces paper concrete dockets and pour records for Australian builders, site managers and concreters. Photograph each delivery docket, track volumes against the estimate, catch slump problems on the spot, and hand over a clean pour report when you’re done.
Free plan: 1 project and 3 pours. Pro: A$9.99/month for your whole company.
Civic Exchange · P-004In Progress
Level 2 suspended slab · 40 MPa pump mix · 100 mm slump
Estimated124.0 m³
Accepted86.4 m³
Loads12
- 09:42CC-90418 · Truck T22 · 7.2 m³
running 86.4 m³ · slump 100 mmAccepted - 09:21CC-90411 · Truck T07 · 7.4 m³
slump 145 mm, outside ±20 mmRejected - 09:03CC-90402 · Truck T18 · 7.2 m³
running 79.2 m³ · photo attachedAccepted
- Built for Australian sites
- Works on any phone, tablet or computer
- Nothing to install
- Prices in A$, cancel any time
Paper dockets don’t survive a pour
They get wet, lost on the dash, or stuffed in a folder no one can find. Months later, when a slab is questioned or a supplier invoice doesn’t add up, you need the record: which truck, what slump, how much was accepted, and who signed it off. iPour keeps all of it together, searchable and ready to report.
Features
Everything you need to manage concrete pours
Docket photos from your phone
Tap Take photo and the docket is attached to the load. Photos are resized automatically, so they upload fast even on site reception. Capture GPS too.
Live volume tracking
See accepted and rejected volumes and a running total for every pour, compared with your estimate, and progress across the whole project.
Instant quality checks
iPour flags slump outside ±20 mm, a mix code that doesn’t match the specification, duplicate docket numbers and long batch-to-arrival times before you save.
Inspections, approval and lock
Tick off pre-pour and post-pour inspections, then Approve & lock the pour, so the record can’t change without being unlocked first.
Pour and project reports
Generate versioned PDF reports with your company details, the docket register, rejected loads, docket photos and signature lines, ready for the client or QA file.
Your whole team, one company
Invite project managers, site staff and clients as view-only users. Everyone sees the same records, and only the owner can change them.
Project register
Keep project numbers, clients, agreed concrete providers and pump/FRP contractors in one place. New pours fill them in automatically.
Export any time
Download your full docket register to CSV for Excel or your accounts. Your company’s records always stay yours.
How it works
From planned pour to signed-off report in three steps
- 1
Set up the project and pour
Add the project number, site address, concrete provider and pump contractor. Plan each pour with its area, drawing and ITP references, specification and estimated volume.
- 2
Record every truck on site
As each truck arrives, photograph the docket and enter the volume, slump and times. Accept or reject the load with a reason. Volumes and warnings update as you go.
- 3
Approve and report
Complete the inspections, approve and lock the pour, and generate a pour or project report to print or save as a PDF.
Who it’s for
Made for the people who pour concrete
Builders and project managers
See every pour across every project, track concrete volumes against estimates, and keep a complete record for clients, certifiers and handover.
Site managers and foremen
Record dockets on the slab instead of rewriting them in the site office. Approve pours and spot rejected loads straight away.
Concreters and formworkers
Prove what was delivered and placed on every job, with photos of each docket, and settle invoice questions in minutes.
QA and engineers
Get consistent pour records with slump, sample references, inspections and approvals, all in one place.
Pricing
Simple pricing in Australian dollars
Free
A$0
Try iPour on a real job
- 1 project
- 3 pours
- 5 files per pour, up to 5 MB each
- 50 MB storage
- Docket register, photos and reports
- View-only team members
For working builders
Pro
A$9.99/month
One price for your whole company
- Unlimited projects
- Unlimited pours
- 5 files per pour, up to 20 MB each
- 1 GB storage
- Everything in Free
- Cancel any time
Sign up on the Free plan and upgrade to Pro from Settings whenever you’re ready. Payments are processed securely by Stripe.
FAQ
Questions about iPour
What is concrete pour management software?
It replaces paper pour records and delivery dockets with a digital register. In iPour you set up each project, plan its pours, record every truck that arrives with its docket number, volume, slump, times and a photo, then approve the pour and produce a report.
Does iPour work on my phone on site?
Yes. iPour runs in the web browser on iPhone, Android, tablets and computers, so there’s nothing to install. Tap Take photo to photograph a docket with your phone camera.
How much does iPour cost?
The Free plan includes 1 project, 3 pours and 50 MB of storage, with no credit card needed. Pro is A$9.99 a month for unlimited projects and pours and 1 GB of storage, and covers your whole company. Cancel any time.
Can my team see the pour records?
Yes. The company owner can invite team members by email. They can view projects, pours, dockets, photos and reports, and download files, but can’t change records.
Does iPour make my pours compliant with Australian Standards?
iPour helps you keep complete, consistent records and flags common issues such as slump outside tolerance, but it doesn’t certify compliance. Your engineers, testing and sign-off still decide whether a pour meets the specification.
Can I export my concrete docket records?
Yes. Export the full docket register to CSV for Excel at any time, and save any pour or project report as a PDF.
Record your next pour with iPour
Set up your company in two minutes. Free to start, no credit card needed.