Production reporting is the daily grind of turning field readings into the volumes that drive allocation, royalties, and decisions. Done by hand from pumper sheets and separate meter reads, it is slow and error-prone. When the field data already lives in a cloud historian, the report writes itself from a single source of truth.
Production volume reporting software uses field telemetry and flow-computer data already collected in a cloud historian to generate daily production and allocation reports automatically - replacing manual pumper sheets and meter reads with one consistent, auditable source of numbers.
The foundation is having the data. When tank levels, flow-computer volumes, and run tickets are already flowing into a cloud historian over cellular, production reporting stops being data collection and becomes calculation and formatting from a single source. That removes the transcription errors and reconciliation headaches of pulling numbers from separate systems and paper.
Because every report draws from the same historized measurements, the numbers reconcile - the daily report, the allocation, and the compliance filing all trace to one record. Merobix collects the field data (Modbus/DNP3 flow computers and tank devices), historizes it, and provides reporting on that data, so production numbers are consistent and auditable rather than assembled from scattered sources each morning.
Field data - tank levels, flow-computer volumes, run tickets - is collected into a cloud historian over cellular. Reports are then generated from that single source, replacing manual transcription from pumper sheets and separate meter reads.
It largely does for the data that is telemetered. When tank and meter data already flows into the historian, the daily production report is generated from it rather than hand-keyed, cutting errors and time.
Yes. Every report draws from the same historized measurements, so the daily report, allocation, and compliance filing reconcile to one auditable record rather than scattered sources.
Tank levels, flow-computer volumes and rates, and equipment run status - read over Modbus and DNP3 and retained in the built-in historian, forming the basis for production and allocation reporting.
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