Oil & Gas

Run the back office like a pipeline.

“Field tickets used to sit for three weeks. Now variances surface overnight.”

Operations controller · mid-cap producer

Agent 01

The Ticket Reconciler

Checks every field ticket against AFE and PO coding. Variances come back flagged, paperwork attached, before they ever hit the JIB.

Worker multiplier9×Checks every field ticket against coding, not a sample.

How it works

The loop: Runs nightly. Reads new field tickets from the FDC export. Checks coding against AFE and PO. Posts variances with the paperwork attached. A human settles disputes.

What it needs:

Read: the field data capture export
Post: the ops accounting Teams channel
Owner: your operations controller
Spend cap enforced in the request path
Audit log on from day one

Agent 02

The Permit Watch

Watches filing windows, license renewals, and regulator portal status, rolled into one worklist. Nothing lapses quietly.

Worker multiplier8×Watches every filing window and license, nothing lapses.

How it works

The loop: Runs daily. Reads regulator portals and the permit register. Diffs filing windows against the calendar. Posts the worklist with due dates. Humans do the filing.

What it needs:

Read: the permit register spreadsheet
Post: the compliance worklist
Owner: your regulatory lead
Per-run budget cap, enforced
Every check logged

Agent 03

The Morning Production Brief

Synthesizes the production and SCADA exports into one daily digest, posted to Teams before the 7am call.

Worker multiplier6×Reads every pad's overnight data, not just the top wells.

How it works

The loop: Runs at 5:30am. Reads the overnight production and SCADA exports. Builds the digest by field and pad. Posts to Teams before 7. Engineers decide.

What it needs:

Read: the historian report export
Post: the morning ops Teams channel
Owner: your production superintendent
Hard spend cap per run
Every run logged

Ops and back office only. Nothing here touches process control, safety systems, or anything downhole.

The same back office now carries a bigger one: month-end lands on time, and the scramble is gone.

An illustrative scenario: the multipliers are directional, not promises, grounded in how much an agent covers and how often it runs. Your real number comes out of the Readiness Map.

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Here's the honest catch: every number on this page is directional, because every shop is different. Your stack, your volume, your team decide where you land. The Readiness Map pins it down: your workflows, your multipliers, your first agents, with names and owners. Directional for the industry. Exact for you. That's the Agentic Standard.

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