Field operations,
connected.
A practical operating system for wells, crews, field tickets, inspections, equipment and documents — built around the work happening outside the office.
Everything important, before the morning meeting.
Priority activity
Well lifecycle
One operation can quickly become hundreds of moving parts.
As wells are planned, drilled, completed and brought into production, the operational record should grow with them — not scatter across texts, spreadsheets, inboxes and shared folders.

The well becomes the center of the system.
Every activity follows the asset — so management can see what happened, who did it, what it cost, and what comes next.
Northpoint Bridgeland 14-22
API 43-013-00000 · Duchesne County, Utah
7:42 AM Daily field report submitted by J. Carter
Yesterday Pump inspection completed — no exceptions
Sep 8 Work order #1048 closed and approved
The record gets created where the work happens.
A technician should be able to arrive at a site, open the asset, complete the ticket, document the condition, attach photos and move on — without returning to the office to recreate the day.
The field app is part of the system.
Show the vision clearly: an installable mobile experience for crews to open work, submit field reports, review assets, and keep operations moving from the well site.

From setup to field execution, the workflow is easy to follow.
These screens show the current Northpoint Field Ops flow: define the operating landscape, register assets, dispatch work, capture the field record, and keep management visibility the whole time.

Start with the dashboard.
Leaders can immediately see open work, what is scheduled today, completed work, reports received, and issues that need attention.
- Quick operational snapshot
- Priority work list
- Fast access to tickets and work orders

Define where operations happen.
Fields, facilities, yards, and other operating areas are created first so every well, tank, truck, and document belongs to the right place.
- Field / facility structure
- County and region context
- Simple setup for growing operations

Make each well or asset the record.
Assets become the center of the system. Wells, tanks, pumps, separators, and vehicles can all be tracked with status, identifier, location, notes, and connected work.
- Well and equipment tracking
- Status-based visibility
- Organized operational history

Move work through the operation.
The dispatch board makes it clear what is new, scheduled, dispatched, in progress, or on hold. It gives the office and field a shared view of active work.
- Visual stage management
- Priority-aware cards
- Direct link to the field ticket

Capture the record in the field.
Field tickets are where the day gets documented. They connect the work order, the site, the schedule, the current status, and the record that ultimately supports approvals, reporting, and follow-up work.
- Field-ready work capture
- Clear status progression
- Foundation for mobile/PWA use

Complete the work. Capture the record. Make the next decision faster.
Field Ops starts with practical field workflow and can expand into the system that ties together people, assets, operations and results.
Start with field work. Build the operating system around it.
Wells & Assets
A permanent operational record for every well, site and piece of equipment.
Work Orders
Dispatch, field tickets, labor, materials, photos, approvals and history.
Field Reports
Daily reporting that moves information from the field to management immediately.
Inspections
Scheduled checklists, exceptions, corrective actions and documentation.
Documents
Permits, service records, contracts, photos and filings tied to the asset.
Compliance
Deadlines, filings, renewals, responsible staff and supporting records.
The point isn’t more software.
It’s a clearer operation.
This demonstration represents the direction of the platform. Modules can be configured around the way a field organization actually works.
