Software

Applications for well planning, trajectory and torque-and-drag design, hydraulics, and real-time drilling monitoring. They support directional planning and surveillance, often exchanging rig data via WITSML.

Tools that model fracture geometry, proppant transport, and stimulation treatments to design and evaluate hydraulic fracturing and completion programs. Includes frac design and fracturing simulators used to optimize stage placement and treatment schedules.

Geological, geomechanical, and reservoir simulation tools that build subsurface models and predict fluid flow and recovery over time. Compute-intensive cases often use GPU-accelerated reservoir simulators for faster history matching and forecasting.

Operational software that schedules, dispatches, and tracks field crews and service jobs, capturing labor, materials, and equipment used in the field. Field ticketing modules record billable work for invoicing and revenue capture.

Systems that track inspection history, corrosion, and risk for pipelines, vessels, and rotating equipment to plan maintenance and demonstrate fitness for service. Supports risk-based inspection and regulatory recordkeeping for asset integrity programs.

Applications that maintain registries of tools, rental fleets, and capital equipment, recording location, condition, certification, and maintenance status. Asset tracking links physical assets to work orders and utilization reporting.

Platforms that aggregate live and historical operational data into a virtual representation of a well, facility, or asset for monitoring, simulation, and analysis. Includes oilfield digital twin platforms and enterprise energy data platforms used as a system of record across operations.

Software that applies machine learning and optimization to scheduling, well planning, production forecasting, and design quality checks. AI planning platforms surface recommendations and automated checks across engineering and operational workflows.