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Post-merger data reconciliation for oil and gas operators: one set of numbers after an acquisition.
After an acquisition, the same wells live in several production, accounting and well-data systems, and they don't agree. The Post-Merger Data Reconciliation Scan maps the overlap and what it takes to reconcile it, before anyone builds dashboards or AI on top.
The problem
Sound familiar?
- Production volumes differ between field data capture, accounting and the acquired company's systems.
- Someone reconciles the numbers by hand every month.
- Integration plans focus on finance and ERP; operational data is left for later.
How it works
Narrow scope, measured value, then hand-over
A fixed-price diagnostic of under a month, with the baseline agreed up front.
- 1Inventory every system that holds production, well and cost data, on both sides.
- 2Measure where they disagree and why, well by well.
- 3Define the target model and the minimum work to reconcile it.
- 4Deliver a priced plan, with the first use cases the clean data unlocks.
What you get
- A map of the overlapping systems and who owns each
- The size and causes of the discrepancies
- A fixed-price reconciliation plan, sequenced by value
Industry evidence
What operators report
- 8 systemsconnected before well optimization could start at an operator in Western Canada; the result was +3% production and $11M/yr in operating margin.Baker Hughes
Published by the sources linked; not Raffa Group results.
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