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WorkSync DataHub · the supporting data foundation under WellOPS

Every system you run. One number everyone trusts.

DataHub connects the systems you already run, SCADA, ERP, production accounting, GIS, historian, into one operational dataset that stays current automatically. No nightly exports. No brittle API projects. One source of truth your whole team trusts, from the field to the CFO, and the backbone WellOPS and FlowSync run on. You buy WellOPS from WorkSync; DataHub is the supporting data capability underneath it, included with the platform.
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Included with WellOPS or FlowSync · sold standalone too

3 basins unified on one backbone39 pre-built connectorsread-only by defaultSOC 2 Type II in progress · IEC 62443
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39 integrationsEnverusQuorumMaximoAVEVA PI SystemAVEVACygnetSOC 2 Type II in progress · IEC 62443

Integration that actually works

Your data stops living in a decade of disconnected systems.

Most operators already have the data. It is just scattered, stale, and stitched together by hand. DataHub makes it one current, trusted dataset, automatically.
The old way

The same well reads three different production numbers in SCADA, allocation, and accounting.

With DataHub

One reconciled number, traceable from the SCADA tag to the revenue line.

The old way

Nightly exports and brittle API projects that break the week after you build them.

With DataHub

Pre-built connectors that stay current automatically. No exports, no custom pipelines to maintain.

The old way

Analysis waits while someone re-keys numbers into a spreadsheet.

With DataHub

Evergreen data, ready for the tools you already use: Power BI, Spotfire, Tableau.

By the numbers

Pre-built connectors. Not custom middleware.

39
pre-built integrations to the oilfield-native systems your team already runs
Catalog fact, counted from the shipped connector library
3 systems
stood up first on pre-built connectors: SCADA, production accounting, EAM
Standard connection sequence, not a measured figure
7
categories: Production, EAM, SCADA, Engineering, DMS, HSE, GIS
Catalog fact, counted from the connector library
Included
with any WellOPS or FlowSync module. Sold standalone too.
Commercial terms, not a measured figure
Storage tanks, small process vessels and pipe racks on a gravel pad, photographed straight down from a drone in low winter sun
Tanks, vessels and pipe racks from directly above

What you can do with DataHub

Five things the backbone makes possible. Once your systems finally agree.

Regulatory Reporting

Automate state, federal, and severance filings from one source of truth.

Compliance / EHS Manager · CFO

FP&A Workflows

Close the books on one dataset that accounting, operations, and engineering all trust.

VP Finance · Production Accounting Lead

Well Economic Review · SI / RTP

Automated shut-in candidate detection and return-to-production economics, per well.

VP Operations · Reservoir Engineer

Production Allocation & Volume Reconciliation

Lineage from SCADA measurement to revenue and royalty, with the audit trail SOX needs.

Production Accounting · Revenue / Royalty · Internal Audit

Methane & Emissions Reporting

Subpart W, OGMP 2.0, methane intensity, and SEC climate disclosure on the same backbone as production.

ESG / Sustainability Lead · EHS · Investor Relations

The integration atlas

One backbone. Every system you already run.

Seven categories. Thirty-nine pre-built connectors out of the box. Every vendor named below ships read-first; write-back is opt-in per system and per target. Nothing rips. Nothing replaces.
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Connectors, plus the people behind them

Pre-built where we can. Hand-built where you need it.

The connector library covers the systems every operator runs. When your stack has something the catalog has not seen, our integration team connects it, because the hard part was never the pipe. It is making a decade of vendor data agree.

39 pre-built connectors

Your ERP, SCADA, production accounting, and historian, and the rest. The systems every operator runs, live in days, not a custom project.

Any API. Any database.

Not in the catalog? Our engineers have spent years inside oilfield APIs and databases. If a system exposes data through REST, SOAP, ODBC, or a nightly export, we connect it and keep it current.

We make the data agree

The real work is reconciliation. One system flags oil with a run code of 3, another with 1; wells match across systems on API10. We encode those rules so every number downstream means the same thing.

Reconciliation · one rule set, every source

Raw · what your systems send

  • vendor A · OilWaterRunFlag = 3
  • vendor B · RUN_TYPE = "1"
  • scada · PRD_OIL_RT (bbl/d)
  • well keys · UWI, API10, pumper alias

One model · what everything downstream reads

  • oil_bbl · normalized from every run code
  • oil_rate · bbl/d, units reconciled
  • well · one identity, matched on API10
  • lineage · source tagged on every value

How it works

Read-first by default. Write back with permission.

The integration pattern your CISO will actually approve. Three steps, enforced everywhere.
  1. Step 01

    Read from systems of record

    Pre-built connectors pull from your ERP, SCADA, production accounting, and historian, 39 systems in all. Read-only by default. Your data stays your data; your stack stays your stack.

  2. Step 02

    Unify into the semantic model

    Records, time-series, documents, and geometry land in one canonical asset model. Entity resolution, unit normalization, and quality flags run continuously. Nothing duplicated. Nothing lost.

  3. Step 03

    Serve to products. Write back with permission.

    WellOPS, FlowSync, and Willie / Taylor read from the unified model. Write-back to source systems is opt-in per system and per target. Closed work orders flow back to your CMMS only when you say so.

Evaluating this for your IT or OT team? The full technical walkthrough, protocols, data movement, reconciliation, and deployment topologies, is ungated at How WorkSync connects: architecture and data flow. No form.

Rollout

SCADA, production accounting, EAM. Live on pre-built connectors.

Every connector follows the same pattern, so the integrations after the first three go quicker than the first three did. The longest part is usually IT issuing credentials.

The standard connection sequence, not a measured figure. The pace depends on how quickly your IT team issues credentials.

We pre-integrate the systems you already run.So you stop pretending the spreadsheet is integration.

WorkSync field notes · 2026

Security

OT-grade security. From day one.

OT-grade security from day one

Built for the operators who cannot use the public cloud.

SOC 2 Type II in progress, report targeted Oct 30, 2026. Industrial-OT security framework. Air-gapped on-prem inference option. Read-only by default, write-back opt-in per system and per target. Your data stays your data; your stack stays your stack.

SOC 2 Type II
In progress. Report targeted Oct 30, 2026.
IEC 62443
Industrial OT security framework.
On-prem LLM
Air-gapped option for sensitive deployments.
Read-only default
Write-back opt-in per system, per target.

Why this is the moat

Five things competitors will not redo.

Oilfield-native connector library

Thirty-nine pre-built connectors to the systems O&G actually runs: your production accounting, SCADA, historian, and asset systems, not the generic enterprise EAM list. Years of integration work no competitor wants to redo.

OT-aware by design

Built for the operators who cannot use the public cloud. SOC 2 Type II in progress, IEC 62443-aligned, on-prem LLM option. Read-only default. The integration layer your CISO will actually approve.

Read-first integration pattern

We pull from systems of record without changing them. Write-back is opt-in per system and per target. Your stack stays your stack. No rip-and-replace. No surprise schema changes downstream.

Included with WellOPS and FlowSync

WellOPS, FlowSync, both, or none: the DataHub is the same backbone. The commercial layer is the products that ride on it, under the Impact Guarantee: license fees only when the metrics move. Aligns our incentive with yours.

Two-year head start

Time-to-replicate is not a quarter, it is a roadmap. Anyone trying to enter has to rebuild the connector library, ship the OT framework and go through a SOC 2 audit. The connectors and the OT framework are built and running in production; SOC 2 Type II is in progress, report targeted Oct 30, 2026.

Where the DataHub gets used

The backbone for ranked work, modeling, and M&A integration.

What plugs into the DataHub

Modules that ride on it

LOE reduction playbooks

By basin

Pre-built integrations + comparisons

Compare to your stack

Frequently asked

What integration teams ask about the DataHub.

What does it actually integrate to?
Production accounting (Enverus, Quorum, Enertia), EAM / work order (Maximo, SAP PM, IFS, Oracle EAM), SCADA & historian (AVEVA PI System, Cygnet, Ignition, AVEVA System Platform / InTouch), engineering (AVEVA, Siemens, AutoCAD, Bentley), document management (SharePoint, OpenText, Hexagon SDx), compliance & HSE (Intelex, Sphera, Enablon), and GIS (Esri, FME). Pre-built connectors, not custom middleware.
Why is it included?
The DataHub is included with any WellOPS or FlowSync module because the modules only work well when the integration backbone works well. We make our money on the products that ride on it. The more we make the backbone perform, the more likely you are to add modules. You can also run the DataHub standalone if you want a clean operations data layer first.
Read-only or read/write?
Read-only by default. We pull from your systems of record without changing them. Write-back is available where the customer wants it (e.g. WellOPS Field Work Management writing closed work orders back to Maximo), but it requires explicit permission per system and per write target. Your data stays your data; your stack stays your stack.
How long until the integrations are live?
We start with the first three integrations, typically SCADA, production accounting, and EAM. The ones after that go quicker, because the connectors are pre-built and every integration follows the same pattern. The longest part is usually getting credentials issued by your IT team.

Where to begin

Start with the backbone. Add the modules when you’re ready.

The DataHub is included under WellOPS or FlowSync, and sold standalone for operators who want a clean operations data layer first. Same backbone, same connectors, no rework when you add a product.

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