Question 1

Which SCADA and production accounting systems does this connect to?

Accepted Answer

We connect to OSIsoft PI (via the PI Web API), Ignition SCADA, and Emerson DeltaV for real-time production data. On the production accounting side, we integrate with ARIES, Quorum, PHDWin, and Enertia. For cost data, we connect to SAP, Oracle, or any ERP with an ODBC or REST export. The exact connector set is confirmed during scoping and depends on your existing system landscape.

Question 2

How is BOE calculated — and can we change the conversion factor?

Accepted Answer

The default BOE conversion is 6 MCF of gas = 1 BOE (the industry standard energy-equivalent). NGL conversion uses the 42-gallon barrel standard. Both are configurable in the Power BI semantic model — if your reservoir team or JV agreement uses different factors, we update the formula before go-live. All KPI cards and charts update automatically when the conversion factor changes.

Question 3

Can we filter by individual well, pad, or lease rather than just basin?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The basin and commodity slicers shown in the public demo are the top-level filters. The full engagement adds a well hierarchy: basin → county → operator → pad → well. You can drill from basin-level to individual well performance in one click. Row-level security lets field engineers see only their assigned pads while asset managers see the full portfolio.

Question 4

How do you handle downtime and workover periods in the production data?

Accepted Answer

Downtime is modeled as a separate dimension — planned (scheduled workover, well service), unplanned (mechanical failure, power outage), and regulatory (pipeline curtailment, environmental). Well uptime is calculated as producing hours ÷ calendar hours, excluding planned downtime from the denominator when you set the 'planned maintenance' flag. Workover periods show in the Well Status donut chart as a distinct status category.

Question 5

Can the dashboard flag wells approaching their economic limit automatically?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We can build an economic limit alert layer using your LOE (lease operating expense) and current realized price. The model calculates the minimum production rate at which each well covers its variable operating cost. Wells within 20% of their economic limit trigger an amber flag in the well status view; those below economic limit flag red. This alert updates automatically as commodity prices and costs change.

Question 6

How long does the initial build take, and what data access do you need?

Accepted Answer

For operators with SCADA historian access and a production accounting export, the first working dashboard is live within 7–10 business days. We need read-only API access (OSIsoft PI Web API token, or a scheduled CSV/database export from your production accounting system) and a cost allocation export from your ERP. No write access to your systems is required. All data connections use your existing network permissions or VPN.

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