Matrixx Xchange
About Matrixx Xchange
Matrixx Xchange is a cloud platform for DDR/plod data standardisation and chain of custody across multiple drilling contractors. Mining companies receive standardised DDR data regardless of the contractor's source format, eliminating manual CSV compilations. The platform implements a chain-of-custody process ensuring data provenance — who submitted what data, when, and from which rig — is fully traceable and auditable.
Matrixx Mobile provides digital forms for field data capture (plods, pre-starts, safety forms) by contractors in the field. Matrixx Portal offers web-based data management and reporting dashboards for mining company project managers. The platform is particularly valuable for exploration companies managing large drill programs with multiple contractors simultaneously, ensuring data consistency and real-time visibility across all rigs regardless of which contractor is operating them.
Matrixx Xchange occupies a niche that CorePlan, BlackFox, and KruxMetrix also serve in parts — but its specific focus on multi-contractor DDR standardisation and chain-of-custody compliance gives it a differentiated position. It is particularly relevant for tier-1 miners like BHP and Rio Tinto who manage complex portfolios of drilling contracts simultaneously.
— Written by the MSR editorial team
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