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Enhance+ for Infrakit

2026.1

Released
August 2026
Covers
June – August 2026
Languages
22

Our largest update so far. The headline items are an all-new profile view, automatic centreline generation, a new volume and mass calculation with ready-made PDF reports, and Skala Fleet, taking mass transport from registered loads to a report in the customer's inbox.

  • Tool

    Profile view

    Cross-sections and the long profile beside the map, with measuring, IFC and version comparison.

  • Tool

    Centreline

    Generate a centreline from a surface and upload it as a LandXML alignment.

  • Tool

    Volume and mass

    Calculate between any two surfaces, read cut and fill as a heatmap, and deliver it as a report.

  • Tool

    Skala Fleet

    Report mass transport for any period, split per truck or task, and send it to the customer by email.

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Profile view

  • See cross-sections and the long profile beside the map in a split view.
  • Drive the station straight from the map, or step through it with the arrow keys.
  • The map shows where you are in the profile, and the profile shows where you are on the map.
  • Measuring tool with snapping, directly in the profile.
  • IFC models are drawn into the section, in their own colors.
  • Free sections: place the section where you want it, not just perpendicular to the line.
  • A separate vertical exaggeration for the long profile, showing how much the height is stretched.
  • Version analysis: compare several versions of the same profile against each other.

Centreline

  • Generate a centreline automatically from a surface, and upload it as a LandXML alignment.
  • Sits in Infrakit's own right-click menu, where you'd expect it.
  • The line follows the middle of the model through junctions, wide stretches and rounded end openings.
  • The coordinate system and origin are worked out automatically from where you right-clicked.
  • Link the centreline to the model on upload, the way Infrakit does it itself.
  • Its own dialog docked at the edge of the map: a name field, chainage in the preview, and ⇄ to reverse the direction.
  • One-click diagnostics file if the line doesn't come out as expected.
  • Translated into all 22 languages.

Volume and mass calculation

  • Skala Volume as its own tab: pick the From and To surface by clicking in the map, with every surface in the project in the list.
  • The calculation area is generated automatically from the surface — the outer edge is followed, and holes and model errors are ignored.
  • Volume can be calculated between two surfaces held in different files.
  • Cut and fill are kept apart, and shown as a heatmap across the calculated area.
  • Volume can be limited to one side of the centreline. The map clips along the line, and the report is marked with the side it covers.
  • Cross-sections and mass volumes between two surfaces, with profiles at whole intervals.
  • Profile planner: drag out the range you want cross-sections from.
  • Point clouds (.las and .laz) can be picked from the surface list.
  • Volume is calculated on a grid, and reported as a single figure.

Skala Fleet

  • All the mass transport tools gathered in one panel on the Infrakit page.
  • Build a mass transport report for any period — week, month, today, or a range you pick in the calendar.
  • Choose what goes in: Summary (key figures and quantity per material), Load list (one row per load), Per truck (truck and driver), and Per area (load area → unload area).
  • Key figures on the summary: number of loads, total quantity, trucks, materials and total amount.
  • Load list columns: date, material, quantity and unit, load time, tip time, total time, truck, driver, load and unload area, distance and note.
  • Prices are a switch. Turn unit price and amount on for the customer's copy, off for the internal one.
  • Filter by task, truck or area.
  • Pull the areas you unchecked out as a separate report, so excluded work can be invoiced on its own.
  • One combined report, or split per truck or per task — several files bundled in a single ZIP.
  • Three formats: .xlsx, .pdf and .docx.
  • Preview the report before you download it.
  • Send it by email straight from the report. Pick recipients from your saved customers, add Cc, and the report is attached automatically.
  • Subject and message are written for you from the period and the totals, and you can edit both before sending.
  • The calendar shows which days have been reported — green when the report is sent or downloaded, partially green when only some of the day's tasks are done.
  • Follow up: a weekly list of the tasks that have not been sent yet.
  • Material templates with conversion factors, and geofence templates from KML — saved once and reused. Prices are shared across the company, saved per material so two people editing at the same time don't overwrite each other, and kept in a local cache with a visible notice when Skala can't be reached.

Reports

  • New Report tab: read surfaces and layers straight out of the project's LandXML and DXF files.
  • The sheet frame is placed on the map automatically, with a title block, coordinate grid and north arrow — and the drawing takes shape inside the frame as you watch.
  • Volume report: a single document with a cover page, site map and optional cross-sections, uploaded straight to Infrakit.
  • Cross-section report as PDF: a cover page with mass distribution and mass haul curve, a clickable table of contents, and its own scale per sheet.
  • Terrain between measured points is drawn dashed, with a clear caveat on the cover page.
  • The whole volume and report flow is localized.

Surveying

  • Select codes: free-text search across the code list, a calendar filter on date, and per-point selection within a code.
  • The code checkbox and the point checkboxes below it are linked, so a choice carries both ways.
  • Survey folders: only folders that actually contain surveys are listed.
  • Surface generation cleaned up: giant triangles at point tails and thin slivers along the outer edge are gone.
  • Fixed: the map overlay could draw points hundreds of metres off.

Files and the project hotel

  • Convert .dwg to DXF straight from the project hotel, and upload the result back into a folder you choose.
  • Edit elevations in DXF files from the right-click menu.
  • The surface picker sits at the top of the object info panel, and keeps your selection while you work.
  • The LandXML color dialog is localized, and lets you pick between the files your click hit.

Improvements and tidying

  • “Edit” is now “Analysis”.
  • The licence check has been tightened, with a clearer message when something blocks you.
  • The Layers, Xsite Color and Split cards are gone from Analysis. LandXML layer colors are now edited by right-clicking the model in the map.
  • The Plan tab has been removed.
  • Color map, Surveying and the Filters tab have been removed from the settings page.