Custom software for oilfield service companies
Field ticket → sign-off → invoice, without losing tickets between the wellsite and the office.
- Service request
- Schedule & dispatch
- Crew & equipment
- Field work & JSA
- Customer sign-off
- Ticket review
- Invoice
Tickets lost between field and office
Paper tickets come back hours late, missing photos, materials, and a signature.
Slow ticket-to-invoice
Billing waits on re-keyed field data and manual approvals.
Equipment & crew visibility
No single view of what crew and equipment is assigned where.
Offline reality
Crews work where there's no signal — records must capture offline and sync later.
The handoff most likely to fail is field sign-off → ticket review — where paper tickets, photos, and approvals go missing between the wellsite and the office.
Field ticket to office-ready record
Dispatch a job, complete an offline field ticket with evidence and sign-off, and produce an invoice-ready packet.
Interactive example with fictional data. No live vendor accounts are connected here. For your business, we confirm software access and supported actions before building the workflow.
Basin office
Billing
same day
Job packet · WO-3307
- Time & materials
- 6.5 hrs · 2× seal kit, 1× gauge
- Safety
- JSA attached
- Evidence
- 2 photos
- Signature
- J. Whitfield, on site 2:38 PM
- Exception
- 0.5 hr overtime — approved by Carla, office
Margin on WO-3307 · 18%quoted 31%
- Hours6.5 actual vs 6.0 quoted−$180
- Materials2nd seal kit — flange worse than expected−$240
- This month3 jobs over quote, all at Wellsite 12's rate−$1,310
Your dispatch app knows the hours. Your books know the rate. Only one record knows whether the job made money — today, while you can still price the next one.
Without this, so far · illustrative
2 retypes4 calls~78 min
Month-endSpreadsheet vs QuickBooksToo late to act
Today: margin shows up at month end, when the bookkeeper reconciles the spreadsheet with QuickBooks — too late to price the next one differently.
- Job dispatched
- Ticket captured
- Customer signs
- Exception reviewed
- Invoice-ready
- Margin, while it still matters
The ticket that just arrived is also the margin: 6.5 hours against 6.0 quoted, plus a second seal kit — this job came in at 18% instead of 31%. Three jobs did that this month, all on the same customer's rate.
Now you drive: press each button yourself, playing both the field crew and Basin office.
Try it yourself →- A field-ticket app that works offline
- A customer or operator portal for status and sign-off
- A reporting layer over your existing accounting
- An integration connecting dispatch, tickets, and billing
Not sure where to start? That's what the Working Session is for.
Bring the workflow that frustrates you most. Within 24 hours you get a written Brief with two or three concrete directions and our recommended first move.