RigIQ replaces paper tour sheets, pumper sheets and scattered spreadsheets with one platform for operators and rig service companies — built by field consultants who've run the rigs themselves.
Turn on what fits your business. Your crews only see the screens they need.
Pumper routes and tank gauging, production by well, leases and HBP tracking, and AFE vs actual on every job.
Daily rig reports / tour sheets with crew hours and operator sign-off, office approval, the PDF sent to your customer, and a billing export for invoicing.
One account for your own wells and the jobs you run for other operators. Rig work on your own wells rolls into that well's AFE and lease operating statement.
From the first JSA of the day to the AFE reconciliation at the end of the job — RigIQ keeps the field and the office looking at the same numbers.
Ordered pumper routes with daily well checks and tank gauges on a phone, with automatic flags for high tanks and down wells.
Tour sheets with crew hours and operator sign-off on the rig floor. Approve them in the office, email the PDF to the customer, and export billing for invoicing.
Pumper checks and rig reports save on the phone with no signal and sync the moment it's back in range.
Actual spend from expenses and vendor tickets against the approved AFE, by category, with near-limit and over-budget flags the whole team can see.
Every crew member's certifications with renewals flagged before they lapse, plus a text alert to supervisors when a near miss or incident is logged.
Crews switch the field screens between English and Spanish with one tap.
Production, water cut and GOR trends for every well in your portfolio, updated as the field enters it.
Digital tally sheets, wellbore schematics and daily operations reports — no more paper that gets lost between the rig and the office.
Job safety analyses with crew signatures, near-miss and incident logging, and JSA PDFs for your records.
Log failures by type and get an AI review of the well's chemical program and run history, including an estimate of the next likely failure.
Generate a monthly Lease Operating Statement per lease from the production and costs already in RigIQ.
Lease terms and expiration dates with held-by-production status, flagged 90 days before a lease expires.
Payables and receivables with current / 30 / 60 / 90+ day aging, run alongside your existing accounting software as an operational view — not a replacement for it.
Calculate and track interest owner and royalty distributions as an operational layer alongside your accounting system.
Equipment maintenance, inspections, certification renewals, lease deadlines and bills due on one calendar across the whole portfolio.
Snap a photo of a field ticket or receipt and let AI pull the vendor, ticket number and line items into an expense.
Build and edit wellbore schematics with downhole tool and BHA string tracking, not just a static diagram.
Upload a procedure — PDF, photo, or pasted text — and get it broken into plain-English steps with per-step danger grading, required PPE and the emergency procedure pulled out.
Every well in the portfolio on a map, with status and location at a glance instead of digging through a spreadsheet.
Keep field-and-office conversation inside RigIQ, scoped to your organization, instead of scattered across texts and calls.
Every create, update, and delete across wells, equipment, and user roles logged with before/after values — filterable by record, user, and date.
One PDF per well combining production totals, safety events, and status for any date range — a clean internal reference, clearly labeled as not an official filing.
Equipment registry with maintenance and compliance tracking, overdue/expiring alerts, and a QR code on every asset that opens its record from a phone.
Spend, cost-per-well, and production trend charts across the whole portfolio, plus per-well cost-per-barrel breakdowns.
RigIQ is built and maintained by Tri-M LLC, a veteran-owned workover consulting and oilfield project management firm. Every feature in the platform started as a problem we solved by hand on a rig floor first — that's why it fits how field operations actually run.
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