Pronóstico de Producción
Forecasts what each well will produce next month, and tells you which wells it is not confident about.
14 capacidades
Mantener cada pozo en su mejor caudal y saber cuál intervenir después.
Fourteen capabilities spanning surveillance, diagnosis, lift optimisation and intervention planning. This family produces the clearest short-term barrel gains, which is why most operators start their second wave here.
Forecasts what each well will produce next month, and tells you which wells it is not confident about.
When a well drops, it names the likely cause — scale, water breakthrough, lift failure, choke or reservoir — instead of only flagging the drop.
Decides how to split a limited supply of lift gas across the wells that want it, to maximise oil rather than gas injected.
Watches the downhole pump’s electrical and pressure signature to warn of gas lock, wear or burnout before the well stops.
Reads the dynamometer card automatically and names the downhole condition — gas interference, fluid pound, worn valve, parted rod.
Estimates each well’s oil, water and gas rate continuously from pressure and temperature, between the physical tests.
Splits the metered facility total back to individual wells with a documented, repeatable method instead of a spreadsheet nobody can audit.
Predicts where wax, hydrate, scale or slugging will form in the flowline before the line blocks.
Chooses which wells will actually respond to an acid job, and what volume and placement to use.
Decides which wells will produce sand and sizes the gravel and screen for the ones that will.
Works out which injector is actually supporting which producer, and where the injected water is being wasted.
Ranks which wells to intervene on next by expected barrels per dollar, with rig availability in the calculation.
Runs the inflow-outflow calculation for every well in the field on a schedule, instead of for a few wells when someone has time.
Optimises the whole surface network together — chokes, routing and separator pressures — rather than one well at a time.