E&P Energy Desktop

Lease - Drill - Produce - Deal

The E&P industry is one of the most technologically advanced in the World in the techniques and tools used for finding and producing oil and gas, but when it comes to the actual business of running an E&P company or department, this is not always the case.

The Enbase Energy Desktop is a powerful tool that allows E&P companies to easily and affordably upgrade from using spreadsheets and manual processes, to operating on a single, web-based system that consolidates all of the data and people involved in evaluating, leasing, drilling and producing oil and gas.

The Energy Desktop completely automates the business of E&P, enabling your company to move faster and with more accuracy than other E&P companies. With customizable dashboards, reports and metrics, the Energy Desktop provides real-time access to operations data, allowing E&Ps the ability to better understand company efficiencies and inefficiencies, improve business processes and measure performance across the entire organization.

Built on the Microsoft Silverlight framework, the Energy Desktop is the first enterprise-class Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application specifically developed for the oil and gas industry.  What this means is that the Energy Desktop can be deployed across your organization in days and at a fraction of the cost of traditional software systems.

Key Benefits

• Pay-as-you-go model with no up-front license fees
• Deployed in days, instead of months
• No more spreadsheets back and forth
• Blackberry & iPhone ready
• Integrated mapping
• Leasing, drilling and production data feeds

The Enbase Energy Desktop is the one, integrated tool to manage your entire E&P business and operating process.  Available in whole or parts to suit your specific needs, the Enbase Energy Desktop represents a major leap forward for E&P operating efficiencies and a new-found source of competitive advantage.  Most importantly, the Enbase Energy Desktop is very affordable, without the traditional up-front costs or ridiculous licensing fees of traditional software systems.