Mineflow documentation

Practical guides for finding exploration data, understanding an area, and keeping your work up to date.

What would you like to do?

Find data for an area

Search reports, drilling, geology, and geophysical surveys.

Organize a project

Keep source files, searches, and interpretations together.

Explore maps and 3D

Compare layers, inspect drillholes, and view spectral imagery.

Monitor tenements

Follow exact titles and review register changes.

Get notified about changes

Choose public-data alerts, search updates, or watchlist monitoring.

Export my work

Take data into GIS, Leapfrog, Micromine, or a report.

Understand credits and usage

Check your plan and balance, review charges, and buy credits.

New to Mineflow?

Start with Your first steps. You can investigate a public project or try a sample dataset before uploading your own files.

From a report page to a map you can use

Mineflow's georeferencing technology places supported maps from reports into their geographic context. Compare historical mapping with drilling, satellite imagery, and modern survey data, while keeping the source close at hand.

Explore georeferencing

See how a source map becomes a geographic layer.

Explore map vectorization

Turn printed map features into layers you can filter and export.

Explore cross-section vectorization

Compare original sections and extracted geology with drilling in 3D.

Understand your data privacy

Your ownership, access, and how data is handled.

Need a hand?

Check Troubleshooting or email ryan@mineflow.ai. Include the page link, the file or project name, and what you expected to see.