Switching from gINT? See the migration path

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Your gINT library comes with you

The reason most teams stay on gINT is not preference. It is the library of templates, project files, and historical logs they cannot afford to lose. BoreDM imports gINT files directly, and our team handles the rest.

What comes across

Project files

Active gINT project files import directly into BoreDM's database.

Log templates

Your existing log formats are rebuilt in BoreDM during onboarding, so output looks the same as what your clients already expect.

Historical archives

Larger archives, including paper and PDF sources with no gINT file, move through our managed migration service.

How a managed migration runs

  1. Assessment

    We review what you have: gINT files, paper logs, PDFs, and any existing templates.

  2. Template rebuild

    Your log formats are rebuilt in BoreDM to match what your clients and agencies already expect.

  3. Consolidation

    gINT, paper, and PDF sources are consolidated into a single BoreDM database.

  4. Verification

    Your team reviews the migrated data against the source before it goes live.

Common questions

Yes. BoreDM imports gINT files directly, along with AGS, DIGGS, CSV, and Excel.

Yes. Log templates are fully customizable, and our team rebuilds your existing formats during onboarding.

Paper and PDF logs go through BoreDM's AI digitization, either on their own or as part of a larger managed migration.

While we hate to say it depends, it does! Our team will scope out your migration based on the amount and complexity of your data.

Migration is a paid managed service, scoped to the size of your archive.

Talk to us about your gINT archive

Book a walkthrough with our team. We will look at what you have and map out what a migration would involve.