A live position, next to a spreadsheet.
Every operator we talk to started in a spreadsheet. Here is exactly where it stops working, and what the same position looks like once it's live, with the numbers from a 252,000-acre position we run today.
A spreadsheet works, until it has to answer a question.
Past about 50 tracts, a spreadsheet still holds the position. It stops being able to answer for it. Nobody can say, in the time it takes to ask, where the position actually stands: which tracts are leased, which owners haven't signed, which deadline is closest, which payment is about to go out against title nobody has actually checked.
That gap is not a filing problem. It is the gap where deadlines lapse and payments go out on unclear title.
One position, 252,088 acres, one screen.
A surface-only view would have missed all 278 severed estates. On a spreadsheet, each would have surfaced only when title work reached that tract, if it ever did. Read the full case study →
See your own tracts this way.
Send us your first tracts. We run them through the system and hand back your own position in the portal, not a demo of ours.