Forecasting model
Check decline-curve methods, type-curve workflows, bulk editing, and the controls used to preserve an engineering audit trail.
Upstream decisions
Systems used to forecast production, apply economic assumptions, value wells and portfolios, and support reserves reporting.
Selection frame
Compare oil and gas reserves and economics software by workflow, operating model, and required data—not by a synthetic feature score.
Check decline-curve methods, type-curve workflows, bulk editing, and the controls used to preserve an engineering audit trail.
Confirm ownership, taxes, royalties, operating costs, capital timing, price differentials, and economic-limit behavior for the assets you evaluate.
Test the real portfolio size, scenario count, collaboration pattern, and reporting cadence—not a small demonstration dataset.
Understand supported imports, exports, databases, APIs, and the effort required to reconcile source systems each cycle.
System inputs
A software license does not grant the data, rights, mappings, or operating ownership needed to make the output trustworthy.
Source-checked profiles
Cloud-based forecasting, type curves, economics, and reserves analysis in one upstream workflow.
Petroleum economics and decline-curve analysis built around a Microsoft SQL data foundation.
Enterprise petroleum economics, property data, production forecasting, and reserves evaluation.
Energy analytics and development planning that combines Enverus data with forecasting, inventory, mapping, and scenario workflows.
Operating context
Turn production history and development assumptions into auditable volumes, cash flows, reserves cases, and capital decisions.
Translate observable market curves into approved benchmark, basis, quality, and scenario assumptions used across valuations and risk systems.