Last week, Houston-based SURGE (an accelerator that provides access to capital, customers, and mentors to E&P software and other energy-related companies) extended invitations to 11 of the world’s most promising Energy Startups….

More than 500 companies vied for a seat at the SURGE table and the opportunity to break bread with an elite group of SURGE alumni…

From this year’s applicant pool, SURGE accepted less than 2% of the total applicants. And, with members of the class hailing from such places as Chicago, New York, and San Francisco — Oklahoma City’s GreaseBook is damned proud to round out the mix.

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That’s right, SURGE thinks GreaseBook is onto something hot, and has extended a formal invite for GreaseBook to join the ranks of this increasingly elite group of energy & oil software startups!

What does this mean for GreaseBook?

In addition to seed funding, GreaseBook will be given access to 100+ mentors representing the world’s leading experts, policymakers, scientists, decision makers, and influencers in the energy arena…

Surge is only in its third year, and its previous two classes have already gone on to raise $25 million in funding while creating more than 150 jobs…

Some of the industry’s most well-known players (Halliburton, BP, Chevron, ConocoPhilips, Shell, ABB, Schlumberger, RigNet) are plugged into the SURGE community. Essentially, by joining SURGE, GreaseBook will be granted access to the industry that simply can’t be found anywhere else…

What does this mean for you, the E&P Software User?

While SURGE offers access to leading experts on design and infrastructure of GreaseBook’s operations, when it comes to influencing the direction & functionality of the app, our best asset is YOU — the independent operator.

Not only can our clients going to get a better app, they can also expect an even more dynamic group of folks to service and stand behind it…

We have a whole slew of app enhancements that we’ll be rolling out to our users in the coming months. And guess what? They were all ideas submitted by the GreaseBook community… engineers, owners, admin, supervisors, and pumpers like YOU.

Thanks to the SURGE Accelerator, GreaseBook is ‘pumped’.

Thanks to mobile technology, independent operators are able to scale every last man hour — and squeeze every last drop of oil — from their operations.

Pump more oil. Waste less time. Make more money.
~GreaseBook

E&P Software

**In November, Surge moved into its own building, a 58,000-square-foot space that also serves as a co-working space for technology entrepreneurs and other E&P Software upstarts.

 

Just recently, The OGM (Global Oil & Gas Industry News) featured GreaseBook’s founder & CEO (Greg Archbald) as one of its Up & Coming “Industry Disruptors”!!

From exploring Greg’s definition of “success” to disclosing his role model (W. Axl Rose, notorious front man of 80s rock band Guns ‘N Roses), the article gives the reader some interesting (and fun!) insight into Greg’s life and how he got to where he is today.

We’re proud of everything Greg has accomplished, and even more grateful to The OGM for recognizing his hard work — check out the full article by clicking here:

http://theogm.com/upandcoming/gregarchbald/

 

Oil Production Software meets smartphones and tablets…

There’s a big problem in oil & gas: getting the production information from the oilfield back to headquarters.

And, while the mega operators have always had the capacity to collect production information via sensors and telemetry — to the independent oil company, the ‘digital oilfield’ has always been something that lay just out of reach.

Why was this so?

Two reasons:

  • Most operators are spread too thin. Not only are field data collection systems expensive, but they also require a high level to design and deploy.
  • A large majority of the independent operator’s production portfolio consists of marginally producing wells (better known in the industry as ‘stripper wells’). Simply stated: retrofitting these wells with sensors the cost doesn’t justify the means.

However, now the independent operator has options. . . check out the video below (ie sit back and relax while the Big Boys seethe with envy!! 😉 )

**Update: 1/15/2015: We get a lot of people inquiring about this video. Since time of filming, GreaseBook has accomplished nearly everything we set out do in our pitch…

  1. CTO onboarded? Yes, and man this guy is gooooood…

  2. Customer Success Manager and help desk Staff online? Check!

  3. A GreaseBook in every pumper’s truck in America?  At 14,000,000bbls of oil flowed through the app (and counting!), we’re closer than you might think 😉

During SURGE Day at the House of Blues in downtown Houston, GreaseBook pitches its new oil production software platform to a group of more than 500 investors, thought leaders, and potential clients in the energy industry…

Attended by heavy hitters like ShellStatOilConocoPhilips, and Schlumberger, GreaseBook explains how what once was only available to the largest of operators can now be replicated by the independent oilman, with better results, in less than 20 minutes…

Through the expansion of the app’s features like the ability to track and monitor well testing, allocations, and downtime app has enabled GreaseBook to compete with the best (read: most expensive) oil and gas production allocation software on the market

Being an independent operator has never been so good!! 🙂

The other day, the Oil & Gas Awards rolled into Oklahoma City to celebrate and recognize all sorts of advances made in the industry over the past 12 months… Among the likes of Halliburton, Continental Resources, and Chesapeake, the Oil & Gas Awards committee named the GreaseBook App (essentially, E&P Tanks Software which assists pumpers in monitoring their oil & gas production) as one of their finalists…

For which award you ask?

The Future Industry Leader Award!

GreaseBook was honored to take part in the ceremony, but was more satisfied knowing that a large number of small to mid-sized operators are recognizing that consumer electronics (ie iPads and iPhones) and cost-effective apps (like GreaseBook!) are enabling them to work smarter, not harder.

The Oil & Gas Awards Committee recognized GreaseBook for “having attained and demonstrated an impressive depth of technical knowledge in its field, and showing an innovative approach to its work.”

For us, that’s code for:

Eliminating those greasy Run Tickets

Empowering your pumpers (thus increasing your oil production…)

Thwarting greedy oil purchasers

**Side note: don’t be shy — click one of the links above!**

Thanks to the Oil & Gas Awards Committee, GreaseBook is humbled.

Thanks to mobile technology, independent operators are able to scale every last man hour — and squeeze every last drop of oil — from their operations.

Pump more oil. Waste less time. Make more money.

~GreaseBook

GreaseBook, an iphone and android app explicitly for oil well monitoring, was recently featured in Hart’s E&P Magazine… check out the article below!

Smart technology provides relief for reporting headaches.

Over the last five years, there has been a major paradigm shift in the source of innovation.

Although the supermajors of the oil and gas industry still contend for the top spot in industry innovation (as demonstrated by their success in exploiting ever deeper, more remote basins), some of the larger E&Ps are resisting the call to mobilize their working environment. These companies are saying no to connectivity, restricting the use of smartphones and tablets, and overlooking the applications and convenience their employees have come to enjoy and even depend on in everyday life.

oil well monitoring

Why is this so? Old habits die hard. Large companies look at mobile and pervasive computing from the IT mindset – control and compartmentalize – ahead of the benefits the organization will gain by enabling its teams through the mobile medium. However, with the employee time savings and relative affordability that the mobile medium has to offer E&P companies, smaller operators are taking note. Many of the small- to medium-sized independents have started to look to consumer electronics and cost-effective apps to work smarter, not necessarily harder. Thanks to mobile technology, independent operators are able to scale every last man hour – and squeeze every last drop of oil – from their operations.

David vs. Goliath

The GreaseBook app allows operators to use consumer technology to streamline their wellsite reporting. (Image courtesy of GreaseBook)

Monitor your oil well with an app

For years, the standard protocol of large production companies has been to monitor and execute all deepwater drilling activities via sophisticated satellite networks. Most wells over a certain capex are fitted with real-time optimization tools and sensors. However, for many smaller industry players, the digital oil field has always been a mirage that lay just out of reach.

Most operations managers and field engineers feel they are already spread too thin. Many field data collection systems require a high level of expertise to design, deploy, and operate. These systems also require general IT, control theory, and petroleum engineering skill sets to properly manage. While continually updating risk assessments, quantifying uncertainties, and integrating data across autocratic domain knowledge silos might all be part of an average day at one of the majors, for the smaller players, the cost and energy required does not justify the means.

While large independents and supermajors have entrenched themselves in advanced analytics software, data repositories, and massive IT departments to oversee it all, smartphones and tablet computers have been piggybacking their way into smaller companies. How? In the pockets and purses of the employees who work there.

Oil Well Monitoring: The pen and paper live on

It may surprise most people to learn that in a large majority of independent operating companies, the pen and paper method still remains the dominant form of field data collection. However, this is quickly changing. In most operations, field personnel are contracted to oversee and troubleshoot an operator’s leases. These field personnel usually fill out industry-standard paper gauge sheets. All oil, gas, and water production measurements are handwritten, and (if the operator is lucky) pumpers include any special commentary before mailing or faxing these figures to headquarters.

Although technologies like remote operations and SCADA have sought to address productivity and efficiency issues, many independent operators are of the mindset that a marginal well is going to produce what it is going to produce regardless of whether its production is monitored or not. Even in the case of high-flow wells, most operators require that their pumpers visit these sites several times a day, trumping some of the potential benefits a wireless monitoring device may tout.

When it comes to smaller operators, telemetry providers promoting real-time information may have missed the mark. Many operators are not concerned about immediate information. What they truly desire is a way to streamline the redundancy, reporting, and productivity issues that come with field data collection. What is more, they want a way to make sense of it all. And, with many pumpers fast approaching retirement age, operators are now searching for effective ways to transfer the intimate knowledge they have gained about their production properties to the next generation of engineers, managers, and field workers.

Some forward-looking E&P companies are addressing this through consumer electronics. Because of the shared repositories of information on which these mobile devices subsist, intimate knowledge of a company’s oil and gas assets is not stored away deep in a file cabinet or in some “autocratic domain silo” but is easily accessed via the cloud.

Rather than focus on the management and operations of onsite data servers, a majority (if not all) of the smart device software apps are hosted on the cloud. For the smaller operator, this means that employees can focus on what they are best at: overseeing oil and gas production, not managing complicated IT structure. Every piece of historical production information is stored offsite at a cloud storage provider, from which a relief pumper or a newly hired engineer can easily access needed information for review.

Smaller operators also are becoming more cognizant of the free apps on the iPad and iPhone that are the perfect complements to their business. Many of these apps only take a few minutes to set up but have the potential to yield days in productivity increases from operations managers, field engineers, and pumpers every year. For example, pumpers generally have a task list of things they need to do on a weekly, monthly, and yearly basis to keep their leases running in top form. By forming pumper message groups in Apple’s Reminder app (which comes standard on every iPad and iPhone), oil and gas operators have an effective way to deliver daily, weekly, and monthly to-do lists (e.g. drop soap sticks, pump maintenance, chemical schedules, gas chart calibration, etc.).

Engineers who oversee the operations of small producers are employing free file sharing services such as Dropbox to store and deploy important documents like well completion reports and workover information. Once files are uploaded into Dropbox, employees are no longer tethered to their desktop computers. A field engineer can view a well history file from his tablet or smartphone in the field and share this same file with his team of field personnel.

Pumpers also have been quick to realize that by using the camera function on their smart devices they are able to save an employer thousands of dollars each year. By taking photos or video of problems in the field and posting them to messaging applications, veteran foremen and engineers can visually engage with their production assets. Where once issues could only be resolved through verbal descriptions over the telephone, companies are now able to visually troubleshoot problems from the office, thus avoiding costly onsite service calls.

A new breed of specialized apps has begun to crop up in the oil and gas industry. GreaseBook, an smartphone application for operators and their pumpers, has eliminated the need for the traditional paper gauge sheet workflow. The company designed the app to work in oil-producing areas with zero mobile connectivity, and the app touts zero setup time and no contracts. The company has set out to improve the way pumpers record and interact with the vital production information they collect in the field, and the app can potentially eliminate 99% of all in-house, field-related administrative duties.

Operators are happy to outsource many of their core computing and operations processes to third-party companies because of the convenience and amount of time that is saved. What is more, company employees actually want to use these smart devices, which means management does not have to endure the typical push-back of new initiatives.

The platforms on which these smartphones and tablets run are nothing to scoff at. Take Apple, which according to market value surpassed ExxonMobil as the world’s most valuable company in 2011. The apps that run on these smart devices are backed by cloud computing heavy hitters like Microsoft and RackSpace Cloud systems and are connected by mobile communications giants like Verizon and AT&T. Essentially, operators feel more comfortable leaving the responsibilities of their core computing and operations processes to third-party consumer companies, not only because of the convenience and amount of time they save but also because these companies dedicate 100% of their resources to providing and perfecting these services.

Democratization of the oil field

Despite the success operators are having with the implementation of these easy-to-use, cost-effective apps, many of the larger operating companies are resisting the call to mobilize their working environment.

The cost of not going mobile comes in many forms.

It comes in the form of not attracting the strongest candidates to replace the industry’s aging work force. And it comes in the form of not making the best decisions due to limited information. These smaller E&P companies may soon find themselves the envy of their larger, more “sophisticated” brethren.

Something happens when people start to use smart technology. Their focus shifts from “how things get done” to “how things need to get done,” and for owners and managers of E&P companies who must monitor their oil wells, this is a welcome transformation.

GreaseBook well production data app for operators was recently featured in an article written by the energy editor of The Oklahoman. The article was aptly entitled, “Local software company aims to digitize oilfield”, and addresses GreaseBook’s goal of making  (consumer friendly) technology available to small and mid sized oil and gas producers.

Well production data

Although the concept of the “Digital Oilfield” is nothing new, GreaseBook recognized that the efficiencies gained in the oilfield from going digital have always been a mirage that lay just out of reach for the small E&P. However, with the advent of consumer technology (iPads and iPhones), the larger, “more sophisticated” Super Majors and large independents are eyeing the small(er) producer with increasing envy…

Check out the article here: http://newsok.com/local-software-company-aims-to-digitize-oil-field/article/3872479

Last week, The Energy Makers Show interviewed GreaseBook to find out a little more about the app’s approach to oil and gas data management for lease operators in the oil patch…

In the clip below, Russ Capper (Owner/CEO of The Energy Makers Show) talks with Greg Archbald (Founder of GreaseBook) to understand exactly how the app replaces the paper gauge sheet…


The EnergyMakers Show is a weekly video podcast featuring interviews with energy innovators, thought leaders and public policy makers discussing the challenges of the world’s rapidly increasing thirst for energy.

We were thrilled to be a part of the interview, and even more grateful to the Energy Makers Show for spreading the word about GreaseBook — be sure to pay Russ a visit at www.theenergymakers.com!

We’re halfway through the year and thank you for the opportunity to keep your operations running smoothly and efficiently!

Each month, Greasebook pushes new updates to the platform.

That said, here is a quarterly round-up of some of the more notable features we pushed Q2 2022 – without further adieu, let’s dive in! 🏊‍♀️

Pumper Tracking & Geofences

We’ve enhanced our battery location tracing and rolled out Geofences!🗺

To be clear: a geofence is a boundary or ‘trigger radius’ around any asset (well, battery, injector, etc) based on GPS locations. 🧭

How does this help?

From the pumper side, any time they arrive within X feet of a geofenced asset the GreaseBook will immediately queue up the correct Battery, Well or Injector will be immediately presented when they open their app (which means no more scrolling through their battery list to find the lease they’re working on which saves valuable time… 👏)

From the Executive side, you’ll now be able to see exactly when anyone from your team has stepped foot on the lease – which will reduce all sorts of expensive oversights that can easily be avoided by simply confirming someone is showing up! 🤳📶

Advanced Custom Settings

For quick set up of new assets, GreaseBook builds each new Lease with several common ‘boilerplate’ data points in mind (Tubing, Casing, Separator, Heater, etc…)

However, we understand that every Lease is different and producers want to streamline their GreaseBook interface with only the items they need. 😉

No, we simply enable you to ‘hide’ any boilerplate variables that you may not use. 🚮

To adjust what you and your pumpers see, simply go to Settings > Batteries > open desired Battery.

Click the Variables tab and open whichever field you wish to modify…

From there, simply change the name or click ‘Is Hidden?’ to hide from view and hit save or rename the variable to something more useful!

Now your MCF & Battery entries can be modified to (perfectly) fit your operations!✅

Unique Entry Modes for Advanced Users

So that our pumpers fully engage each asset and take ownership every day, when taking any new measurements it’s important they have previous entries from which to reference ✅✅

And, GreaseBook’s default mode allows pumpers to check their previous work and reference historical production when submitting numbers for the day.

That said, we understand that some pumpers have an enormous amount of wells under their care, and they need to get in-and get out without any hassle 🏃

This is precisely why we developed ‘Speed Mode’.🏎️💨💨💨

Speed Mode in the app allows pumpers to input all their measurement information from a single screen.

🚩 While this drastically decreases the time it takes our pumpers to finish their production reports, keep in mind this option may not be optimal for every user!🚩

Because Speed Mode is designed with speed of entry in mind (and not pumper engagement), our pumpers won’t see the historical production to work from as a reference while entering their measurements…

So, when considering to use this feature, please note while it will save the pumper time it may cause reduced ‘Pumper Engagement’ with your assets while in the field… something we consider a key pillar of maximizing your production and operational efficiencies.☝

Access to Pumper Mesh

You might have noticed a new button on the bottom of your Executive Suite. With the uptick in recent workloads, we added a shortcut to our popular Pumper Mesh where you can access hundreds of GreaseBook’s Pumpers who are ready to get to work!

All you need to do is select your County, review the Pumpers in your area, and contact them.

Also, many of the pumpers listed are also current GreaseBook users!

That means not only do you now have options when it comes to pumpers, but you can also potentially contract an asset to a new pumper and have them up and collecting data for you on the Greasebook in less than an afternoon 🙂

When using our Pumper Directory, please note Greasebook is neither a pumper placement nor contract service company (nor do we want to be!)

So, while we can easily introduce you to pumpers its up to you to manage them 😉

Other Impactful Modifications

Some updates that you might not have noticed because they’re so slick you just started using them without even noticing… ✨

Quite a few of our Settings pages have gotten a face-lift😍!

Take for example our Custom Reports and our Alerts center. You can now duplicate reports, make edits and even add in a multitude of options including Well Performance and even Guest User Access.

Our Alerts center makes creating and managing alerts even simpler!⚠️

We’ve also amped up the Battery Settings Page so now you can fine-tune your GreaseBook. 🎶

Unique settings, advanced build-out settings and water-meter options allow you to match your GreaseBook to what you actually do in the field.

And the best part is, you can do it yourself!

For example, when you add a well, all you need is the API number and GreaseBook will do the rest for you!

Have questions regarding any updates or merely want to try them out? Give us a shout at help@greasebook.com and we’ll help you get setup!

Others items we continually update to ensure smooth sailing include that have been under development over the past several quarters…⛵

  • ElasticOps – bring in any existing SCADA, monitoring, or telemetry into the Greasebook.
  • Alerts Engine – text and email alert engine notifying you and your team of anything that’s off kilter according to the parameters of the alerts you set up in your operations.
  • Custom Reports – new data fields, new layouts and cleaner processing enabling you to build ANY report (Excel, PDF, etc) with ANY layout all on the fly, all without having to be a computer programmer or tech genius to do it🤓🚫
  • Logic Variables – adding new ways to calculate and combine the data behind your production data so you don’t have to 😉

Recap

The GreaseBook is the fastest growing app in the oil patch today. And, to keep up we push out new updates every week. Not sure if we can handle something in your ops? Ask us! 👋🙂

Given the number of producers we work with today in nearly every oil & gas producing basin across the US, when it comes to tracking your production and maintaining tabs on your folks in the field there’s not much we DON’T do.

And, if we don’t do whatever you’re after already, there’s a good chance we can knock it out in short order 👔

In summary, if you’re not letting GreaseBook run your daily ops, you’re working too hard. ⏳💸

If you’d like to streamline your communication with the field to achieve your most profitable, operationally efficient oil & gas production company, then get started by filling out a questionnaire here: www.greasebook.com/invite

Everyone here at Greasebook wishes you continued prosperity in 2022 and want you to know we’re very grateful for the opportunity to serve you 🤝

Each month, Greasebook is pushing new updates to the platform. That said, here is a quarterly round-up of some of the more notable features that were pushed to the app Q1 2022 – without further adieu, let’s dive in! 🏊‍♀️

 

Aut0-Ticket Creation

When collecting and submitting Run Tickets, often times tank gauges get submitted out of order which creates a lot of spikes and dips in production (which someone has to go in and clean up!)

To keep this from happening, we’ve made submitting pumper tickets around tank gauges entries just a little easier with Auto-Ticket reminders 🚨 🎫

Now, every time a tank level drops your pumper will see a simple placeholder gently nudging the pumper to create a ticket (oil sales, pulled bottom, hot oil or otherwise….)

Not only does this enable us to keep our gauges straight and in chronological order but it also gives the operator the required transparency to know what’s really happening with the movement of crude at the tank battery🛢💰

 

Custom Messages for Scheduled Reports

Previously, the content of scheduled reports was vague and tagged with GreaseBook logo and colors 🔖

Basically, GreaseBook Scheduled Reports allow you to automate any daily, weekly, or monthly reports you want to send out to management, investors and other stakeholders in your business.

To further increase the professionalism in the eyes of their investors and stakeholders, some operators wanted the ability to customize the coloring and message of the email being sent out…

Now, as opposed to the standard GreaseBook fanfare, you can include your own message, coloring and even add your own logo™️

 

 

State Reports

State reporting eating up precious time and effort every month? ⏰

GreaseBook is continually working to add in more state reports so we can streamline your time spent gathering and each month.🎇📈

This quarter a few of the reports we’ve added include:

  • Wyoming Oil and Gas Form 2: Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
  • New Mexico Monthly Operations Report: EMNRD Department – OCD E-Permitting
  • Kansas Annual Report (Form U3C): Annual Report of Pressure Monitoring, Fluid Injection and Enhanced Recovery

Would having your State and Government Agency reports automated each month help streamline your operations?

There’s a good chance we already have the report you’re looking for! If not, simply send us a note to help@greasebook.com and let us know and we’ll knock it out at no additional charge to you:

Custom Gas Meters

Gas gathering can be a complex slew of gas lines, master meters, paper chart recorders and the like…

Sprinkle in some lease gas use, buy back meters or some gas injection and man oh man can keeping everything straight gets complicated in a hurry!!😅

That said, Greasebook now not only has the ability to add as many unique custom variables to your gas production but we also allow you to create custom formulas around your production enabling your to keep it all straight.🧮

Now, no more double-counting Produced Gas and no more extra work around breaking out complicated gas gathering – the app does it all for you!

 

Other Impactful Modifications

Some updates that you might not have noticed because they’re so slick you just started using them without even noticing… ✨

Take for example how the Timeline appears on the Overview tab!

Now, when reviewing production from a Company or Field level, important Comments, Downtime, or any other Contextual element happening in the operation is no longer buried and is now surfaced for all to see 👀

Have questions regarding any updates or merely want to try them out? Give us a shout at help@greasebook.com and we’ll help you get setup!

Others items we continually update to ensure smooth sailing include that have been under development over the past several quarters…⛵

  • ElasticOps – bring in any existing SCADA, monitoring, or telemetry into the Greasebook.
  • Alerts Engine – text and email alert engine notifying you and your team of anything that’s off kilter according to the parameters of the alerts you set up in your operations.
  • Custom Reports – new data fields, new layouts and cleaner processing enabling you to build ANY report (Excel, PDF, etc) with ANY layout all on the fly, all without having to be a computer programmer or tech genius to do it🤓🚫
  • Logic Variables – adding new ways to calculate and combine the data behind your production data so you don’t have to 😉

User Access and Help Features

Want to take a deeper look at some of the new features or have a question on something you’re not familiar with?

GreaseBook makes finding answers or getting ahold of the Operator Success Team even easier. From the username dropdown at the top of the Executive site or the Help button within the Pumper App, you can access our Team for questions or our Help Articles to learn on your own! Quick fast and simple so you can get back to doing what you do best (ie producing oil & gas)!!  💰💰💰

 

Recap

The GreaseBook is the fastest growing app in the oil patch today. And, to keep up we push out new updates every week. Not sure if we can handle something in your ops? Ask us! 👋🙂

Given the number of producers we work with today in nearly every oil & gas producing basin across the US, when it comes to tracking your production and maintaining tabs on your folks in the field there’s not much we DON’T do.

And, if we don’t do whatever you’re after already, there’s a good chance we can knock it out in short order 👔

In summary, if you’re not letting GreaseBook run your daily ops, you’re working too hard. ⏳💸

If you’d like to streamline your communication with the field to achieve your most profitable, operationally efficient oil & gas production company, then get started by filling out a questionnaire here: www.greasebook.com/invite

Each month, Greasebook is pushing new updates to the platform. That said, here is a quarterly round-up of some of the more notable features that were pushed to the app Q3 2021 – without further adieu, let’s dive in! 🏊‍♀️

 

GPS Well Locations & Performance

Want to take a look at where all your Batteries and Wellheads are located and overall performance of these assets? Now you can with our improved mapping features and Performance Dashboard! 🗺📊

The new feature within GreaseBook allows you to set locations within the Pumper app or at the Executive site – courtesy of WellDatabase.com. Executives can use this feature to link GPS location, API numbers and other public data while Pumpers can use this information plot the quickest route from current location to the Battery, Well or Injection Well all from within the app. 📲

From the Well Performance Dashboard within the Executive site you can view wellhead locations, download monthly production numbers, step into the Battery without having to change pages, and even take a look at performance metrics 😲📊

Now you can stay plugged into daily operations without having to reference multiple reports.🔌

 

Optimized Custom Reporting

How many reports must you view each day? How many must your company compile and send out? 🤔

Do you ever find your production data corrupted or simply not have the time to update everything?🎇📈

If you can’t find what you need from our stock reports, GreaseBook’s optimized Custom Reports builder allows your to build, save and run reports with ease – and even set up reports that send out automatically to specific stake holders on a set schedule📆➡️💌

That said, it’s time to leave those spreadsheet jockey days behind and double down on more PROFIT DRIVING activities 📑🏇🏻🚫

Some new features include:

– A Show Only Totals button to consolidate monthly allocation

– Ability to show Custom & Logic Variables on reports

– Smoother and more efficient report creation

 

 

 

 

Impactful Modifications

Some updates that you might not have noticed because they’re so slick you just started using them without a second thought include Downtime modifications, Express Mode for LACT measurements, and Battery Search. ✨

Previously, downtime could only be entered as days. Our newest update allows you to enter well downtime in either hours or days!

Express Mode on LACT measurements allows you to average out daily measurements over the set span of time.

 

Looking for a Battery in the Pumper app or on the Executive site and don’t want to scroll through a list of several hundred Leases? Now you can search and find what you’re looking for in a few keystrokes. ⌨

Above your Battery list is a search bar, simply type in what Battery you’re looking for and your list will show all related Leases. That easy! 🔍

 

Enhanced User Permissions

As part of our initiative to increase user experience, we’ve optimized user permissions! We’ve streamlined our system so each user should be able to log into the GreaseBook Pumper app with their own username and password – this includes EXECUTIVE usernames.👔

We’ve also established a Dual Authentication system that verifies the name and phone number of each user when logging into the app. Dual Authentication when logging in ensures your data, and the information you store, is safe on your device and not shared with others. Getting rid of shared ‘route’ logins means now you don’t have to try and figure out who shut-in a well or why your data isn’t saving correctly. 🔐

User Access and Help Features

Want to take a deeper look at some of the new features or have a question on something you’re not familiar with? GreaseBook makes finding answers or getting ahold of someone from our Operator Success Team (Petroleum Engineer, Geologist, or a Completions Expert) even easier.

From the username dropdown at the top of the Executive site or the Help button within the Pumper App, you can access our Team for questions or our Help Articles to learn on your own!

Quick fast and simple so you can get back to doing what you do best which is producing that thick, black, gushy stuff!🛢📈💰

Recap

The GreaseBook is the fastest growing app in the oil patch today. And, to keep up we push out new updates every week. Not sure if we can handle something in your ops? Ask us! 👋🙂

Given the number of producers we work with today (336+) in nearly every oil & gas producing basin across the US, when it comes to tracking your production and keeping tabs on your folks in the field there ain’t much we DON’T do.

And, if we don’t do whatever you’re after already, there’s a good chance we can knock it out in short order 👔

In summary, if you’re not letting GreaseBook run your daily ops, you’re working too hard. ⏳💸

If you’d like to streamline your communication with the field to achieve your most profitable, operationally efficient oil & gas production company, then get started by filling out a questionnaire here: www.greasebook.com/invite

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