Oil and Gas, a good day
A tank battery, its lease pad and a field office at night, drawn in x-ray. Pick a location to see its scene.
- Orange is where Agent Orbit works.
- Grey is the everyday site.
- Pick a card to fly there.
Illustrative site, not a real company or place. Motion is illustrative. Numbers are Demo data.
Six locations, today and with Agent Orbit
Lease pad
A producing site on its own fenced pad, where the daily walk starts.
- Today
- The walk is written on paper and carried to the office.
- With Agent Orbit
- Each reading is logged against its tank as it is entered.
Risk Paper on a clipboard
The walk is written on paper and carried to the office, where someone types the readings in later.
Covered Entered once
Each reading is entered once and logged against its tank. The walk record fills as the walk goes, and a person reviews it.
Receiving bay
A truck backs up, hooks a hose and unloads.
- Today
- The driver hands over a run ticket that is keyed in later.
- With Agent Orbit
- The run ticket is read once and matched to its load.
Risk Ticket keyed in later
The driver hands over a run ticket, and its fields are keyed in at the office after the truck has gone.
Covered Read once, matched once
The ticket is read when it is handed over and matched to its load. The first record of the load starts at the bay.
Tank battery
Receiving and treating tanks fill in batches.
- Today
- Gauge readings and sample notes sit on separate sheets.
- With Agent Orbit
- Each tank keeps its own gauge and sample record.
Risk Readings on separate sheets
Each gauge reading and sample note is written on its own sheet, and someone matches them to a tank afterward.
Covered One record per tank
Each gauge reading and sample record is logged against its own tank as it is entered. A person reviews the records.
Treating skid
Heat and separation happen on a skid set back from the tanks.
- Today
- The start and end of each batch are noted by hand.
- With Agent Orbit
- Each batch gets a start record and an end record.
Risk Start and end by hand
The start and the end of each batch are noted by hand, often on different pages.
Covered A start and an end
Each batch opens with a start record and closes with an end record, both built for a person to review.
Sales point
Treated product leaves by truck, and a hand-off ticket closes the batch.
- Today
- The hand-off ticket is assembled from several notes.
- With Agent Orbit
- The hand-off ticket is assembled and held for review.
Risk Ticket from several notes
The hand-off ticket is put together from several notes after the truck has loaded.
Covered Ticket built from the batch
The hand-off ticket is built from the batch records, and a person reviews it before it goes anywhere.
Field office
Where the daily record is assembled and reviewed.
- Today
- Paper from the pad, the bay and the skid lands on one desk.
- With Agent Orbit
- The daily record fills as the day's papers arrive.
Risk Paper on one desk
Paper from the pad, the bay and the skid arrives at different times and is typed in by hand.
Covered One daily record
The daily record fills as papers arrive. A question goes to a named role, and a supervisor reviews it.