Energy domain

06/23/2026

Miss our webinar last week? We have you covered. Watch the replay here:

Economics Module – Our full econ engine is now built right into the...

06/22/2026

We are live! TitleLab has been released. 20+ Permian Basin counties.

Courthouse intelligence for upstream land teams.

Land teams spend weeks pulling courthouse records, building runsheets in spreadsheets, and cross-referencing legal descriptions across disconnected systems. A single title opinion can require days of document retrieval, manual data entry, and chain-of-title reconstruction, driving cost, delay, and risk under tight transaction deadlines.

Faster underwriting. Fewer title defects at closing. Lower cost per deal.

Get a demo today: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06dszj0

06/17/2026

TitleLab goes live on June 21.

Courthouse intelligence, built by land people. We didn't study this workflow, we ran it, for years, on the other side of the table. AI is how we make the data richer, cleaner, and faster to work. Expertise is why we knew what to build.

What that looks like:

→ Your runsheet is complete before you start. TitleLab works from the recorded document, not the thin clerk index, every party with grantor/grantee roles, full legal descriptions parsed into distinct tracts, prior references pulled back through multiple degrees, across 90+ instrument types. When a deed covers 75 tracts, four isn't a runsheet.

→ The chain is built on the instruments, not the index. Index gaps become title defects at closing. We work from the document, and flag the gaps.

Weeks of title work, compressed into hours: faster underwriting, fewer title defects at closing, lower cost per deal.

Live in the Permian core first. Texas's other active basins next.

Goes live June 21. https://na2.hubs.ly/H069vqk0

06/16/2026

Tomorrow we're going live with three releases that change how landmen, reservoir engineers, and analysts work their data in Energy Domain.

What we'll demo:

→ Economics Module — the full econ engine is now built right into the platform. Run forecasts and type curves, save them, then layer in pricing, NRI, CAPEX, OPEX, and Production Taxes to generate NPV, IRR, Payout, and Breakeven — all without leaving the app. PDP and PUD workflows supported.

→ Full Texas Ownership Workflow — our complete Ownership table with full filtering. Search the entire 2025 Texas Ownership dataset and filter down to your area, instead of clicking well-by-well to piece ownership together.

→ Filter by Map Area — toggle it on, zoom into your area of interest, and every table reduces to only the data in your current map view. Wells, Rigs, TX Ownership — all of it syncs to your map.

Featured speakers:
Ben Heinzelmann, CEO
Scott Hamilton, VP of Product

June 17, 2026 · 10:00 AM CST

Whether you're already in the platform or evaluating it for your team, this is the practical workflow walkthrough. Reserve your spot → https://na2.hubs.ly/H068JLt0

06/12/2026

You're Paying How Much to Read a PDF?

Want to see what your team isn't using? We'll walk you through the platform live, scoped to your basins, and send a recording you can share internally.

Want to see what your team isn't using? We'll walk you through the platform live, scoped to your basins, and send a recording you can share internally.

06/11/2026

From New Permit to Driver Pin Drop, Automatically

For a supply or service company, a drilling permit isn't just a sales signal. It's the first event in a logistics chain that ends with a truck at a location. New permit, new spud, new completion: each one eventually means casing, tubing, fluids, or a tank-battery hookup that has to get somewhere specific.

Full post:

Services teams don't buy activity data to value a position. They buy it to answer three questions: who is drilling, where, and how do we get to them first. That's a sales-and-logistics problem, and it deserves tooling built around it, not a diligence suite with the price tag to match.

06/10/2026

The Data Stack Built for Diligence Is the Wrong One for Oilfield Services

Services teams don't buy activity data to value a position. They buy it to answer three questions: who is drilling, where, and how do we get to them first.

Read more:

Services teams don't buy activity data to value a position. They buy it to answer three questions: who is drilling, where, and how do we get to them first.

06/05/2026

Evaluating a deal usually means living in three places at once: production data in one tool, economics in another, and ownership pieced together well by well.

Our latest release pulls that into one platform.

→ The Economics Module is now built in — a full econ engine for both PDP and PUD workflows. Run your forecast or type curves, save them, then layer in pricing, interest, CAPEX, OPEX, and production taxes to generate NPV, IRR, payout, and breakeven, without leaving the app.
→ The full Texas Ownership workflow is live alongside it. Search and filter 2025 Texas Ownership across the entire dataset — no more clicking well by well to reconstruct who owns what. Filter to your area and pull it.
→ Filter by Map Area ties it together: zoom to your area of interest and every table — Wells, Rigs, Texas Ownership — reduces to exactly what's in view.
→ For teams working in GIS, WFS/WMS via GeoServer connects Energy Domain layers straight into QGIS or ArcGIS Pro — no manual exports.

Forecast, economics, and ownership in one workflow.
Book a walkthrough on your area of interest →

Run your forecast and/or type curves, save them, and then layer in your pricing, interest, CAPEX, OPEX, and prod taxes to generate NPV, IRR, payout, and breakeven calculations — all without leaving the app.

06/04/2026

Well Data. Rig Tracking. Production Allocations.

Get the derived data you need to evaluate deals, monitor activity, and move faster across all the counties and basins your team operates in.

Take a dive into Energy Domain Fundamentals: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05Xwlp0

05/28/2026

New Product Release!

Three highlights:

→ Economics Module — full econ engine in-app. PDP + PUD. NPV, IRR, payout, breakeven.
→ Full Texas Ownership table — 2025 data, fully filterable across the dataset.
→ Filter by Map Area — every table syncs to your current map view.

Plus WFS/WMS via GeoServer (QGIS, ArcGIS Pro), multi-layer shapefiles, and alphabetized dropdowns.

Full release notes → https://na2.hubs.ly/H05NrVp0