Solution

Plan it. Run it. Bill it.

Three stages, one record. Every figure on every screen traces back to the same object, so a number never has to be reconciled against another system.

Plan

The schedule is the estimate.

Map wells against rigs and crews, and link the ones that move together. When a rig date slips, every dependent well follows it, and the revenue figure follows the wells.

  • A well map with linked chains
  • Job lifecycle across twelve states
  • Crew and certificate visibility before mobilisation
  • Resource conflicts surfaced before they cost anything

Manage

The tool string is the shipment.

Compose a BHA once. It becomes the load out, the basket the rig receives, the run record offshore and the line the customer is billed for. Nothing is re-keyed at a handover.

  • Assemblies with reusable templates
  • Tool catalogue with serial-level history
  • Load out planning by customer order
  • Offshore run logging on a tablet, dark by default

Report

The run log is the invoice.

Planned, actual, invoiced and paid sit on the same record in that order. A figure states where it came from, and a gap is named rather than shown as a zero.

  • Estimate per job, per line
  • Multi-currency at the booking rate
  • Invoicing from the executed record
  • Reliability against physical serials

Start

Nobody arrives knowing their role.

People do not join a company having read its software. A planner who has always worked in spreadsheets cannot say whether they are a project engineer or a coordinator here, and asking on their first morning is asking the wrong question. So Wellplanner does not ask what you are called. It asks what you do, in the words the work is done in, and opens on the screen your job starts from.

Four questions: what you do, where you work, and how you want to start. Then it gets out of the way. No tour and no sample project to delete later.

  • What you do sets the landing screen and the emails, not your access
  • Access is the role an administrator gives you, from seven that are the same in every company
  • Region sets currency, units and the customers, rigs and fields you see
  • Run records stay in UTC whatever time zone you pick
  • Start on a live job, import reference data, or open a sample you can delete in one action

What the platform carries

The full list, for anyone doing diligence rather than reading a narrative.

Jobs

  • Jobs
  • New job
  • Well map
  • Assemblies
  • Load-out plan
  • Schedule
  • Customers

Fleet

  • One page per serial: where it is and everything it has done
  • Tool catalogue
  • Workshop
  • Logistics
  • In the well
  • Failures
  • Reliability

Operations

  • Jobs on the rig
  • Run records
  • Crew

Finance

  • Estimate
  • Invoicing
  • Margins
  • Revenue

Settings

  • Company
  • Users
  • Roles
  • Rate sheets
  • Reference data
  • Import

Rig app

  • Downhole
  • Prepare, start and end a run
  • Combined strings
  • Receive and returns by basket
  • BHA checklist
  • Log failure
  • Job log with history and export
  • Morning report