Expected
- Expected production response.
- Expected cost.
- Expected payback.
Platform
Where the oilfield works
Wellsite is the AI operations platform for upstream oil & gas.
It brings your people, AI agent team, service providers, operating data, and work together in one place.
Your AI agents work alongside your people to monitor wells, identify production issues, coordinate service providers, handle compliance, reconcile production and financial activity, and evaluate new opportunities.
Because everyone works from the same well-centric operating context, an issue can move from identification to decision to field work to measured outcome without losing the context that connects it all.
The operating loopFind the problem. Fix the problem. Prove the result.
Architecture
Built around the well
Everything comes together around the same persistent operating record:
The well.
- Production.
- Equipment.
- Field activity.
- Service providers.
- Recommendations.
- Projects.
- Documents.
- Costs.
- Regulatory obligations.
- Decisions.
- Outcomes.
The more work that happens through Wellsite, the more operating context the agents have when deciding what should happen next.
That’s why Wellsite isn’t simply a collection of AI agents.
It’s the place where the operator, service providers, and AI agents work together around the well.
Operating object
The well is the operating context
The lease defines the economic relationship around the asset.
The well is where production, equipment, operating decisions, recommendations, projects, work history, and AI context come together.
The battery connects wells to surface production and storage.
The tank is the gaugeable object where inventory and disposition activity occurs.
Wellsite understands that physical and economic hierarchy while keeping the well at the center of the operating record.
Lease → Well → Battery → Tank
One record
One operation. Shared context.
- Your people should not have one version of the well.
- Your Production Engineer should not have another.
- Your pumper should not have another.
- Your service company should not have another.
- And your AI agents should not be reasoning from disconnected fragments.
Wellsite brings the relevant operating context together so each authorized participant can work from the same underlying record.
People + AI agents + service providers + data + work — together around the well.
Operating history
Work builds the operating record
- Every gauge.
- Every recommendation.
- Every project.
- Every provider.
- Every report.
- Every decision.
- Every outcome.
All of it adds context to the well.
Structured work creates the authoritative operating history. Comments and collaboration enrich that history.
The result is a record that shows not just what the well is, but what has actually happened to it.
Field
From the physical wellsite to the digital wellsite
The work still happens in the field.
Wellsite connects that physical activity to the operating record.
A worker can arrive at an authorized location, open the relevant well or tank, see the work that brought them there, capture what happened, and return that activity to the same operating context used by the operator and AI agents.
QR placards and location context can make the physical wellsite an entry point into the digital one.
The location becomes context. The work becomes history.
Access
Access follows work
Service providers participate in private operations because the operator has authorized work.
They do not need permanent access to everything the operator knows about a well.
Wellsite is designed so access can follow the job: scoped to the relevant work, limited to what is needed, and ended when the authorization ends.
That lets operators bring outside companies into the same operating workflow without turning private operations into a public marketplace.
Insight to work
From insight to physical work
A production problem should not end as an alert.
A recommendation should not end as a PDF.
Wellsite connects intelligence to the work required in the field.
Condition Analysis Recommendation Decision Work Cost Outcome
- The Production Engineer can identify the problem.
- The operator can decide what should happen.
- The Operations Manager can coordinate the work.
- The service provider can perform it.
- The completion record comes back to the well.
- Then Wellsite can measure what happened afterward.
Outcomes
Outcomes close the loop
A recommendation is more useful when the operator can see whether it worked.
Wellsite preserves the original expectation when work is approved so the eventual outcome can be compared against it.
Actual
- Actual work performed.
- Actual cost.
- Actual production response.
- Actual economic result.
The result becomes part of the well’s operating history and gives future decisions better context.
Find the problem. Fix the problem. Prove the result.
Auditability
The activity behind the operation
Every consequential operating action should answer:
- Who did it?
- What happened?
- When did it happen?
- Where did it happen?
- What well, project, recommendation, or document did it affect?
- What changed?
That activity powers the operating history, audit trail, notifications, AI context, and collaboration around the well.
The goal is simple:
One operating history you can follow from signal to decision to work to outcome.
Put the operating context around every well.
Give your people, AI agents, and authorized service providers one place to work from.