I spent a solid year trying to fix my own foundation cracks. My first attempt involved a budget cement patcher from the big-box retailer. It cracked and let water seep back through in weeks. After that failure I bought a proper polyurethane injection resin. The mortar did a decent job overall except near the drainage pipe. I was forced to grind away every trace of the old failed material. Prepping the surface properly took another full afternoon. After redoing it the right way I have not seen any moisture since. The trick that nobody tells you about is drilling small relief holes. The step-by-step instructions I followed are shared in https://15ibmac.com/ If you do not drill those vents the water finds a new path behind the sealant. All the cheap tries added up to way more than a proper fix would have cost. A smart move is reviewing a detailed step-by-step demonstration from a pro. I wish I had tested the sealant on a piece of scrap concrete beforehand. Paying close attention to prep work separates a permanent repair from a temporary one.