Upstream production
Oil, gas and water volumes by field and well against plan, with decline trends and deferred production by cause.
- Industries
- Industry, energy & environment
- Oil & Gas
Oil & gas
From wellhead to forecourt —
From wellhead to forecourt —
one governed view of the value chain.
TURBOARD brings upstream production, midstream logistics, downstream operations, HSE and finance into a single governed model, so oil and gas companies decide on figures that every business unit accepts.
The challenge
The value chain is integrated. The data usually is not.
Production volumes come from field systems and historians, pipeline and terminal movements from logistics tools, refinery yields from plant systems, station sales from retail point-of-sale data, and incidents from HSE registers. Prices move daily, assets are spread across regions, and management still waits for consolidated reports assembled by hand from a dozen sources.
TURBOARD joins these sources in a constellation model where production, logistics, sales and HSE facts share dimensions such as asset, site, product and period. Teams follow a variance from the group total down to the well, unit or station behind it. Because TURBOARD and JAS run fully on-premise, sensitive operational and commercial data never has to leave your infrastructure.
500K+business users work with TURBOARD
Since 2004enterprise BI engineering, founded in Chicago
Cloud or on-premisefully on-premise deployment, AI included
PatentedBI technology, including a granted US patent
What you can do
Upstream, midstream and downstream in one model
Midstream logistics
Pipeline throughput, terminal and tank inventories and shipment schedules, with stock cover by product and location.
Refining and supply
Unit utilisation, product yields and energy use per refinery, compared across periods with Vis-a-Vis settings.
Asset performance
Availability, downtime and maintenance cost by asset class, linking work orders to lost production.
HSE and emissions
Incidents, near misses, flaring and hydrocarbon releases by site and contractor, kept traceable for internal and regulatory reporting.
Fuel retail margins
Volumes, margins and non-fuel sales by station, region and product, with the station network mapped in GIS-S.
Challenges & solutions
Where oil and gas reporting falls short — and how TURBOARD helps
?Consolidation by spreadsheet
Monthly management reports are assembled by hand from field, plant and finance systems.
✓One governed model
All units feed one model with shared definitions, and management packs are distributed automatically on schedule.
?HSE data in silos
Incidents and releases are recorded site by site, making trends and comparisons difficult.
✓HSE across all sites
Incidents, releases and their causes on one screen, with conditional formatting highlighting sites above their thresholds.
?Margin pressure at the pump
Station performance is reviewed long after price and volume changes take effect.
✓Station-level margins
Volume and margin by station, product and region as the data refreshes, mapped with GIS-S.
?Security requirements
Operational data from critical infrastructure cannot be sent to external cloud services.
✓On-premise, including AI
TURBOARD and JAS run inside your infrastructure, air-gapped if required, with offline language models.
JAS · Just Ask Simply
Ask about any asset, site or station — in plain language
JAS, the AI assistant built into TURBOARD, answers from the governed model your reports use, and can run on offline small language models inside your own network. Ask in plain language and she finds the trusted report or writes the query, builds the chart and explains it. With personas, a field engineer and a finance director each get an explanation suited to their role, from the same numbers.
Explore JAS capabilities →JJASQuestions you can ask
- Which wells were furthest below planned production last month, and why?
- Show flaring volumes by site this year compared with last year.
- Which stations had the lowest fuel margin per litre in the last 30 days?
- Compare unplanned downtime by asset class across our refineries.