HAWKEYE FIELD OPS / Oil & gas services
Keep the well, the crew and the billing on the same record.
Bring dispersed field work into a connected operating flow—from approved rates and crew plans to signed tickets and billing backup.
See your operation in action
THE EVERYDAY REALITY
Distance magnifies every missing detail.
Oilfield service work moves across wells, leases and customer locations. Crews need the right operating context, equipment and safety documents; the office needs labor detail, agreed rates and a signed record of service.
When those records travel separately, a small omission becomes a string of calls between dispatch, supervisors, payroll and finance. By the time a billing question arrives, the crew has already moved on.
KEEP THE WORK CONNECTED
Keep the operating story intact from bid to cash.
Begin with the approved scope, customer pricing and rate codes. Schedule crews against a shared service or well record. Capture field tickets, time, notes and customer acceptance while the work is fresh.
Equipment assignment, inspections, JSA documentation, employee readiness and purchasing provide the supporting context. Ticket summaries and invoice records carry that story into billing, while operational reports help leaders ask questions about labor, purchases and equipment activity earlier.
- 01
Before the shift
Agree rates, plan crews and review the scope, equipment and documentation context.
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At the location
Capture what happened, retain supporting detail and collect customer sign-off.
- 03
Back in the office
Review labor, assemble ticket backup and follow the work that is still waiting to be billed.
FROM ACTIVITY TO EVIDENCE
Follow an oilfield assignment into its ticket detail
Sanitized oilfield assignments and tickets with one ticket’s customer, well, labor, mileage and service-item detail.
Walk through your workflowCAPTURED IN HAWKEYE FIELD OPS
Follow an oilfield assignment into its ticket detail
Sanitized oilfield assignments and tickets with one ticket’s customer, well, labor, mileage and service-item detail.
Anonymized oilfield ticket detail
This oilfield-style sequence connects assignments, the ticket register, ticket detail and billable items. A visible customer signature was not available in the sample.
Authorized anonymized staging capture. Product interface shown in English. Select any screen to inspect it at full size.
WHAT MOVES FORWARD
One view of field operations, shared with the office.
Operations, payroll, purchasing and finance have a shared starting point for their work. That reduces the need to reconstruct field activity from separate spreadsheets, messages and PDFs.
A FIT FOR YOUR OPERATION
Start with the way you work.
Which companies is this aimed at?
Field-service contractors supporting oil and gas operations, particularly teams with dispersed crews, field tickets, rate-sensitive labor, equipment and customer sign-off requirements.
What should we bring to a demo?
A representative field assignment, a field ticket, the supporting billing packet and the approval steps between them. Use anonymized examples so the conversation can focus on your operating process.
START WITH YOUR WORKFLOW
See your operations in action.
Walk through the handoffs that slow your team down—and see where a connected record can help.