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Know where every lease stands.

Yesterday's production, what it was worth and what needs you, on one page.

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24hr oil prod34.08 bbl/d▼0.25%/▼1.51%
24hr gas prod61.51 mcf/d▼1.85%/▼1.49%
Est. net monthly rev$53,344▼0.35%/▼1.46%
Proj. 12-mo decline
Oil (bbl/d)
Johnson A12.36▼0.65%/▼1.08%24.54▼1.99%/▼1.31%2$652▼0.75%/▼1.09%
Smith9.43▲1.58%/▼0.12%17.03▼0.72%/▼0.62%2$474▲1.42%/▼0.16%
Roy Corbett5.03▼5.36%/▼5.52%7.09▲1.72%/▼2.08%1$239▼5.01%/▼5.35%
Fannie Young4.49▲5.49%/▼2.32%10.52▼5.91%/▼2.91%0$236▲4.40%/▼2.37%
Roach Parrott2.78▼3.48%/▲1.17%2.32▲0.31%/▼0.77%0$151▼3.36%/▲1.11%

How it works

  1. 01

    Pumpers log it.

    Gauges and meter readings come in from the phone.

  2. 02

    Wildcat prices it.

    Every lease at what you actually get paid.

  3. 03

    Orion flags it.

    A short brief names what moved overnight.

  4. 04

    You act on it.

    Open the lease or well that needs you.

01Morning brief

What moved, before you look.

Orion names the wells that moved, the week's deadlines and what your pumpers wrote.

Wells off their norm
A well 25% off its own 30-day average is named with both numbers.
This week's deadlines
Events and task due dates in the next seven days.
What the pumpers wrote
Two weeks of field comments, each with the well or tank named.

02The four numbers

Four numbers, measured yesterday.

Oil, gas, net revenue and decline from your latest gauges, so a fresh reading moves them.

Your share, not gross
Revenue is netted by your interest in each lease.
Priced at what you get
Each lease is valued at its own realized price, not the posted benchmark.
Yesterday and the month
Every figure shows its move since yesterday and over 30 days.
24hr oil prod34.08 bbl/d▼0.25%/▼1.51%
24hr gas prod61.51 mcf/d▼1.85%/▼1.49%
Est. net monthly rev$53,344▼0.35%/▼1.46%
Proj. 12-mo decline

03Decline

A decline you can defend.

See where production is heading well by well, before it shows up in the check.

Every well's own curve
Each well is fitted on its own, so a dying well stands out.
Your data, not the state's
Curves fit your own gauges and meters, never RRC filings.
Partial months read right
Rates by day, so a month's first week never looks like a collapse.
24hr oil prod34.08 bbl/d▼0.25%/▼1.51%
24hr gas prod61.51 mcf/d▼1.85%/▼1.49%
Est. net monthly rev$53,344▼0.35%/▼1.46%
Proj. 12-mo decline10.36%/yr
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Monthly rate (bbl/d)
Arps curve

04Every lease

Watch every lease move.

Each lease's oil, gas and revenue with its change since yesterday and over 30 days, so a shift stands out.

Sort by any column
Rank leases by oil, gas, revenue or decline in one click.
Down to the well
Open a lease to see which well moved it.
Decline on every row
Each lease and well carries its own projected decline.
Johnson A12.36▼0.65%/▼1.08%24.54▼1.99%/▼1.31%2$652▼0.75%/▼1.09%17.41%
Smith9.43▲1.58%/▼0.12%17.03▼0.72%/▼0.62%2$474▲1.42%/▼0.16%6.08%
Roy Corbett5.03▼5.36%/▼5.52%7.09▲1.72%/▼2.08%1$239▼5.01%/▼5.35%7.57%
Fannie Young4.49▲5.49%/▼2.32%10.52▼5.91%/▼2.91%0$236▲4.40%/▼2.37%5.93%
Roach Parrott2.78▼3.48%/▲1.17%2.32▲0.31%/▼0.77%0$151▼3.36%/▲1.11%3.97%

Questions

What does the morning brief cover?
Wells more than 25% off their own 30-day average, deadlines in the next seven days, and pumper comments from the last two weeks.
Where do the prices come from?
WTI and Henry Hub are live market quotes. Each lease's realized price is fitted from its own statements.
Does the decline use the RRC's data?
No, decline is fitted to your own gauges and meters. The public record is shown only for context.
Who can see it?
Only the people you give access to. Prices can be hidden from anyone separately.

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