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The AI-first operating system for oil & gas

One platform for the entire operation.

FieldingOS connects upstream, midstream, commercial operations, ownership, finance, compliance, and the field in one native system—from acreage to accounting.

Follow production to revenue See the different answer
Native by defaultNo integration maze required
Connected by choiceKeep selected systems when useful
AI across the stackOne context, human-controlled
Maxwell #6Production synced · 9:42 AM
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Gathering meter 14Allocation variance
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Owner payment runEvidence reconciled
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Fielding AI2 actions proposedReady for operator review
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Replace the fragmented stack without abandoning operational history.

2M+ legacy records migrated4 company histories unifiedField to financials one operating model

The connected operating lifecycle

Follow the asset, the molecule, and the money.

Every handoff becomes part of the same traceable operating story.

  1. 01
    Acreage & rightsLand, leases, ROW, owners
  2. 02
    OperateWells, facilities, crews
  3. 03
    ProduceReadings, tests, downtime
  4. 04
    Gather & measureMeters, tickets, allocation
  5. 05
    Sell & settlePurchasers, pricing, revenue
  6. 06
    Pay & closeOwners, accounting, reporting

Production · Measurement · Revenue

The same volume, all the way to revenue.

FieldingOS keeps production data, measurement evidence, allocation logic, purchaser settlement, owner distributions, and accounting controls on one operating foundation. The number can change as it is measured, allocated, and settled—but its lineage never breaks.

  1. 01

    Capture production

    Gauges, well tests, meter readings, downtime, and field evidence

  2. 02

    Validate measurement

    Standards, meter context, run tickets, custody, and quality review

  3. 03

    Allocate volumes

    Wells, sites, units, streams, imbalances, and approved adjustments

  4. 04

    Reconcile settlement

    Purchaser statements, contracts, pricing, and volume variances

  5. 05

    Calculate revenue

    Deductions, ownership, suspense, withholding, and distributions

  6. 06

    Close & explain

    Accounting entries, period controls, owner statements, and reporting

What changes when the systems become one

Every team works from the same operating truth.

01Operations

See the financial consequence of a production exception.

A missed reading, downtime event, or well-test change stays connected to the volumes and workflows it may affect downstream.

02Measurement

Resolve variances with the source still in view.

Meter configuration, standards, tickets, readings, allocation logic, and approvals sit beside the difference being investigated.

03Revenue & accounting

Stop rebuilding the chain of custody at close.

Approved volumes, purchaser evidence, pricing context, distributions, and accounting controls share the same lineage.

04Owners

Give every payment a clear provenance.

Move from an owner statement back through distribution, pricing, ownership, allocation, and the approved production behind it.

05Leadership

Manage the exceptions between barrels and dollars.

Shared definitions make operational and financial differences visible without creating competing departmental versions of the truth.

Upstream to downstream

The whole operating stack. One source of truth.

FieldingOS is not another point solution. It is the operating layer that connects physical operations, commercial decisions, financial controls, and the people responsible for each.

01Upstream

Own the asset. Run the well. Know the barrel.

Connect the rights beneath the ground to the people, assets, field work, and production above it—without losing the history or source trail.

  • Land, leases, tracts, units & right-of-way
  • Wells, tanks, meters, sites & equipment
  • Production, well tests, downtime & forecasts
  • Routes, inspections, maintenance & workovers
  • Ownership, division orders, royalties & ARO
One upstream record from acreage through revenue.
02Midstream

Move production with measurement you can defend.

Carry operational context from the lease into gathering, measurement, custody, allocation, integrity work, and transportation decisions.

  • Gathering systems, pipelines & connected assets
  • Meters, pressure, flow & measurement context
  • Run tickets, custody transfer & reconciliation
  • Allocation worksheets, variances & approvals
  • Integrity inspections, incidents & work orders
Fewer volume gaps between the field and settlement.
03Commercial & downstream

Turn measured volumes into cash and closed books.

Bring the commercial and financial side of the operation onto the same foundation as the field—from purchaser evidence through settlement and reporting.

  • Purchaser statements, contracts & pricing context
  • Oil and gas sales, settlement & reconciliation
  • Revenue, invoicing, receivables & payments
  • Owner distributions, withholding & 1099 controls
  • Accounting workflows, close, audit & reporting
A traceable path from production to financial result.

A fundamentally different answer

Stop making integrations run the business.

The conventional answer is to buy separate systems for field work, production, land, measurement, revenue, and accounting—then spend years making the connections behave. FieldingOS starts with one operating foundation.

The fragmented answer

Software islands joined by fragile handoffs.

  • Repeated data entry and reconciliation
  • Different definitions across field and office
  • AI without complete operational context
  • Integrations become mission-critical infrastructure
The FieldingOS answer

One native system, with connections when you choose them.

  • One model for assets, rights, volumes, and money
  • One evidence trail from source through close
  • AI working inside the real operating workflow
  • Optional continuity with selected third-party systems

When the operation moves together

One event. Every team sees the same story.

FieldingOS keeps the operational thread intact as work moves from the field to measurement, commercial decisions, accounting controls, and leadership review.

01Production exception

From a field signal to an informed operating decision.

A low reading or missed target becomes a connected workflow—not a chain of calls, texts, and spreadsheet updates.

  1. 1Field reading or anomaly captured
  2. 2Well, equipment, and recent work placed in context
  3. 3Production and measurement impact reviewed
  4. 4Action prepared for operator approval
The office sees what changed, why it matters, and what should happen next.
02Volume to settlement

Resolve the variance before it reaches the books.

Field evidence, run tickets, meter context, allocations, and purchaser statements stay connected through reconciliation.

  1. 1Custody and run-ticket evidence collected
  2. 2Allocation variance surfaced
  3. 3Volumes reconciled with source support
  4. 4Settlement and revenue prepared
Measurement questions are answered with evidence before commercial close.
03Rights to payment

Carry an ownership change all the way to the owner.

Effective-dated land and ownership changes flow into division-order, revenue, distribution, withholding, and reporting controls.

  1. 1Lease, tract, or interest change recorded
  2. 2Ownership and effective dates validated
  3. 3Revenue and distribution impact calculated
  4. 4Payment and reporting controls reviewed
Every payment can be traced back to the rights, dates, and approvals behind it.

Shared across every business line

One control plane for the operation.

01Operational truth

One connected model

Wells, land, owners, assets, production, measurement, revenue, and finance share the same operating context.

02Field execution

Mobile at the source

Routes, readings, inspections, photos, and tasks enter the system where the work happens—even offline.

03Business control

Evidence through close

Carry source evidence into approvals, settlement, owner payments, accounting, compliance, and reporting.

04AI operations

Intelligence in the workflow

AI reasons across connected operational context, proposes next steps, and keeps human-in-the-loop review at consequential control points.

One platform for every team

Purpose-built views. Shared operating truth.

Each team gets the workflow it needs without creating another disconnected version of the business.

01Field crews

A clear day in one mobile app.

Routes, tasks, readings, inspections, photos, and offline work stay attached to the right site and asset.

Capture once at the source.
02Production & engineering

See the well in operating context.

Connect performance, downtime, tests, equipment, maintenance, workovers, forecasts, and economics.

Move from exception to decision faster.
03Land & ownership

Keep rights connected to operations.

Leases, tracts, units, ROW, obligations, owners, interests, and effective dates remain part of the same asset story.

Reduce ambiguity before it becomes financial risk.
04Measurement & midstream

Defend every operational handoff.

Meters, tickets, custody evidence, allocations, variances, connected assets, and integrity work share one context.

Reconcile volumes with the source in view.
05Revenue & accounting

Close from operational truth.

Purchaser evidence, pricing, revenue, receivables, distributions, withholding, 1099s, and accounting controls stay connected.

Spend less time rebuilding the story.
06Leadership & compliance

Run the business from evidence.

Shared definitions, approvals, audit trails, reporting, and AI-prepared exceptions create a clearer operating picture.

Know what needs attention—and why.

Mobile field operations

One app for the whole field day.

Fielding Mobile turns the day’s route into an executable workflow—from the first stop through the last sync—so field data is complete, contextual, and ready for production, measurement, maintenance, and financial workflows.

9:41● ● ▰
FIELDINGToday’s Route
SC
Route available offlineSynced 8 min ago
Tuesday · July 12Day-of-week schedule applied
7Stops
STOP ORDERReorder
1
Maxwell #62 wells · 1 tank4/4 tasks
Complete
2
North Tank Battery4 wells · 3 tanks3/5 tasks
In progress
3
Cutter Central #21 well · 2 meters0/3 tasks
Pending
01Plan the day

Today’s route, ordered around the work.

Give every pumper a clear stop list with scheduled and nearby sites, last-visit context, asset counts, task progress, and location-aware ordering.

  • Reorder stops for the day
  • Open turn-by-turn navigation
  • Keep the cached route when service drops
02Execute each visit

Every site visit has a clear beginning, middle, and end.

Start a visit, work through required tasks, record what happened, flag anomalies, and complete the stop with the evidence the office needs.

  • Required-task progress at a glance
  • Asset-specific work packs
  • Blocked and overdue work stays visible
03Capture at the source

Record production and field evidence once.

Capture production readings, well tests, forms, notes, and photos in context. AI can extract and organize field inputs while the operator reviews the result.

  • Photo, text, form, and manual capture
  • Editable AI-assisted drafts
  • Evidence stays attached to the site and asset
04Work through dead zones

Offline is an operating mode—not an error state.

Cached routes, local records, offline map packs, and queued writes keep the day moving. Visible sync status shows what is local, pending, failed, or current.

  • Queue work locally and sync automatically
  • See pending and failed records
  • Refresh route-specific offline maps
05Lead the field

Foremen see progress without chasing updates.

Roll up route completion across crews and surface overdue, blocked, stale, or offline sites so supervisors can focus help where it is needed.

  • Completed versus total stops
  • Overdue and blocked visibility
  • Stale and offline sync risk
Less double entry

Capture the reading, task, note, or photo where it happens and carry it forward.

Fewer status calls

Route progress and sync health give supervisors a shared view of the day.

Better source evidence

Keep field activity attached to the right site, asset, visit, and operator.

Continuity in dead zones

Routes, maps, and queued work remain available when the network does not.

The FieldingOS loop

AI belongs inside the operation—not beside it.

Fielding AI works across a connected system of record. It can relate field activity, production, measurement, ownership, revenue, and financial controls before it proposes what deserves attention.

  1. 01

    Capture

    Routes, readings, statements, photos, inspections

  2. 02

    Connect

    Assets, rights, production, measurement, revenue

  3. 03

    Reason

    AI detects exceptions and prepares the next action

  4. 04

    Control

    Operators review evidence, approvals, and risk

  5. 05

    Act

    Dispatch, reconcile, pay, report, and improve

Built on operational truth

Your history becomes an advantage.

FieldingOS brings legacy operations into a modern, canonical foundation—preserving source lineage while creating one connected model for wells, leases, land, owners, production, measurement, revenue, and finance.

Traceable by designMove from a decision back through approvals to the source evidence.
Field-ready by defaultKeep critical workflows available when connectivity is not.
Built to replace or coexistConsolidate the stack now or sequence the transition around your operation.

A practical path to one platform

Transform the stack without stopping the operation.

FieldingOS can become the native operating foundation in a deliberate sequence. You do not need a permanent integration program—and you do not have to replace every useful external system on day one.

  1. 01

    Bring the history forward

    Migrate legacy operational and financial records with source lineage intact. Your past becomes usable context, not an archive you have to abandon.

  2. 02

    Establish one operating truth

    Connect assets, rights, people, volumes, evidence, and money in a canonical model with shared definitions and effective dates.

  3. 03

    Move workflows native

    Adopt FieldingOS by business line or workflow while the platform carries context across the operation from day one.

  4. 04

    Retire or retain by choice

    Remove systems that no longer earn their place. Keep selected banks, SCADA sources, purchasers, or specialist tools when they still create value.

FieldingOS

See the entire oil and gas operation move as one.

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