WellsManager models your operation the way the lease book does: fields hold wells and tanks, wells carry stakes and costs, and every record keeps its own documents, photos, and timestamped notes.
Create fields, wells, and tanks with API numbers, status, and capacities, and group wells under leases with a lease hierarchy view. Well records can be refreshed from the RRC.
Each investor stake records the net revenue interest and expense interest on a specific well, so distributions and cost sharing start from the registry instead of a side spreadsheet.
Attach permits, leases, bonds, and field documents to the asset they cover, add well photos from the field, and keep timestamped notes on fields, wells, tanks, investors, and vendors with one directory across all of them.
Owners, office staff, field vendors, and investors each see what their role allows. The same scoping applies when a user connects an AI client over MCP.
WellsManager is not a land system or a title plant. It does not manage mineral acquisition, run title, or draft leases. It keeps the operating assets you already own organised and connected to the money.
Fields, wells, tanks, and leases, with investors and vendors as the people and companies attached to them.
Well records can be pulled from the RRC by operator number through RRC Sync, and the team helps load a spreadsheet during onboarding.
Access is role-based per company. Field vendors see their own submissions, investors see their own statements, and staff see the operator's records.
Starter covers a small footprint; Operator and Enterprise raise the included wells, tanks, and investors. The pricing page lists what each plan includes.
A short quiz about your footprint shows Starter checkout or a guided quote. Either way we help you stand up fields, Field Log vendors, and office staff.