One Simple, Nationwide Process

• One employee, in only a few minutes per week, can use TracFrac to achieve nation-wide compliance with state frac notification rules and good neighbor programs
• Additional options for cloud automation (API)

Then TracFrac does all the work:

• TracFrac’s database includes every well in the United States
• Distance between wells calculated based on wellbores
• Email notifications sent to offset neighbors at 90, 25, 10, and 2 days before the frac
• Online dashboard available 24/7

Distance Calculations

• Well distance data points are prioritized in order by:
• Wellbore information (open interval and full wellbore)
• “Box method” using surface and toe points
• Surface point
• TracFrac identifies every well within 10,560 feet, automatically
• User filters available for distance and zone:
• Dashboard view distance can be selected by user
• Offset operators can select official notification distances between 2,640 and 10,560 feet
• True Vertical Depth (TVD) input available for vertical distance filtering

Adding a Schedule

• One schedule can be uploaded for the entire nation
• Frac, drilling, frac protect and well service schedules allowed
• The file is loaded and processed in the background
• Optionally, a producer may automatically push schedules and request offset impacts through the TracFrac API

Comprehensive Data

• Well data and wellbore shape files are sourced directly from the states and IHS
• State data is updated continuously
• New permits and M&A changes are assigned automatically to an operator’s account
• Data that is absent from the state can be manually added by the operator user and/or Petrospects
• State data supersedes inputted data, once available

Shared Schedule Access

• Operators can choose to share their schedule with trusted TracFrac users
• Useful for budgeting non-op interests, identify SIMOPS issues, plan facility and gathering construction, and more
• Service companies and midstream partners can request schedules for streamlined schedule sharing
• Automatic approval options for producer users by type of requestor  (producer, midstream, service company)

Well Groups

• Create well groups to condense activity views
• Track by well lists, pipeline, or polygons
• Pipelines and polygons can be easily uploaded as KMLs
• New wells within distance are automatically added
• KMLs can be generated internally or created on Google Maps in only a few minutes
• Useful to limit information for a particular team (“South Region”) or individual (“My Wells”)

SIMOPS Watchman

• Non-public tool to identify SIMOPS conflicts with fracs
• Views show frac and drilling activity within a window of time
• Drilling: Ensure spacing by distance and time for drilling
• Maintenance: Plan workover rig, wireline, coil tubing, acid jobs, rod and tube replacements, and more to avoid fracs

Don’t get surprised by an offset well schedule conflict!

Frac Protect Schedules

• Offset operators set well protect date ranges and protection techniques
• Communicate one time: Prep status is displayed to all offset frac operators
• The child well operator (‘the frac’) sets distance to track prep
• Within track distance, thumbs are red or green
• Outside track distance, thumbs are grey
• Gantt bars turn from red to green when all offsets prepped
  

Well Pad Views & Reporting

• Visualize SIMOPS by pads to reduce information overload
• Utilize “Marked as Prepped” on a pad basis
• Upload an easy .csv to assign wells to pads
• Needed only once during onboarding
• Assign new well pads with frac and drilling schedule uploads

Additional Features

• Cloud (API) connections for automated information flow
• Unlimited sub-user accounts for use by employees and teams with  premium accounts
• Include a standard disclaimer in email notifications sent
• Receive a bcc: email for every notification sent
• Add well notes on the dashboard to communicate with offset neighbors
• Download information in .csv throughout the platform