01Drilling engineer · Drilling engineers, well planners

Build the plan once. Watch it hold, or not, every day.

You own the well plan. Drillcost turns it into the baseline everyone works against and shows, operation by operation, where the well is drifting from it.

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Well A-17 · Plan

Phases and operations

Approved · v3
PhaseHoleTo depthDaysCost
Surface17½″450 m4.0$1.18M
Intermediate12¼″1,850 m9.0$3.02M
Production8½″3,450 m8.0$3.86M
Completion—3,450 m3.0$1.06M
Total3,450 m24.0$9.12M

Approval history

  1. SubmittedSenior engineerMar 3 · 16:20
  2. ReviewedCoordinator · 2 commentsMar 4 · 09:05
  3. ApprovedBaseline v3 savedMar 4 · 11:42

What you do

Your work, in one place.

  • 01

    Plan phase by phase

    Lay out phases and operations with planned time, depth, cost and materials. Hole sizes, casing points and rig time sit in one structure instead of a spreadsheet per well.

  • 02

    Keep a shared catalogue

    Operations and materials live in a company catalogue, so the next plan starts from proven building blocks and every well is costed the same way.

  • 03

    Submit for approval

    Send the plan for review. Comments and decisions stay on the plan, and approval saves the baseline automatically.

  • 04

    Finalise daily reports

    Review what the field recorded and finalise the day’s report. The draft is already waiting each morning.

Handled for you

The details, worked out.

  • Cost, depth and forecast final cost recalculate with every entry
  • Cost per metre or foot, cost per day and ROP by phase
  • Overruns split into rig time, extra materials and prices paid
  • The approved baseline is kept for every comparison
  • An AFE PDF export from the approved plan

A day with Drillcost

How a drilling engineer uses it.

  1. 07:30

    Read the overnight picture

    Last night’s draft report is waiting. Cost against plan, ROP and hours off plan are already worked out.

  2. 10:00

    Finalise the daily report

    Check what the field recorded, add context and finalise. The report goes out with numbers nobody retyped.

  3. 14:00

    Plan the next well

    Start from the company catalogue and last well’s actuals. Adjust the phases where this well ran over.

  4. 17:00

    Submit for approval

    Send the plan to the coordinator. Comments come back on the plan, not in an email thread.

Other roles

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