Upstream Due Diligence demo
Deal leads see a well’s reserve report, operating statement, production and status side by side, and price each disagreement as a bid step people sign. 1:23
What the demo shows
Reads an acquisition data room and cross-checks wells, reserves and costs for the deal team.
Agents read every folder of the data room, tie each document to its well, and set the reserve report, the operating statement, the production history and the regulator's status side by side. A specialist challenges a doubt, agents look further, and each contradiction is stated plainly, quoted and priced as a step on the bid bridge. The specialist agrees or rejects each well, the deal lead signs each step after opening a sample, and the head of new ventures signs the bid basis.
Transcript
- Upstream Due Diligence checks a data room well by well for deal teams.
- Reserve rules count a shut-in well as non-producing.
- The bid bridge. Each step down is wells whose records disagree.
- Cobina challenges L-207.
- Agents check the regulator and the well file.
- L-207, booked at 35 barrels a day, but shut in since August 2025.
- Its rods came out with a casing leak, never repaired.
- As non-producing, 0.7 million comes off, Quobina agrees.
- Marisol, the deal lead, opens each sampled well L-207 first and signs.
- Nobody signs their own work.
- Every decision is audited.
- Result, $48.7 million traced to 463 wells and 7 locations.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.