Unambiguous answer
for example, a threshold set by a standard
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An AI assistant for oil and gas engineering
IDT Assist answers questions about field data, pulls information from reports and suggests which interventions to run, backing its recommendations with evidence.
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"How has the reservoir pressure on this well changed over the year" turns into a chart and a table.
Well test reports, production logging results, a well's case history, scans. Values are sorted into the template's fields, with a confidence score wherever the data is not clear-cut.
Finds and classifies complications from the results of well studies.
Why the complication happened, and whether something similar has occurred before on this well stock.
Checks the whole well stock against your conditions and shows which wells dropped out at each step, and why.
Which integrity and reliability measures matter most, and which regulation each one is based on.
How much extra rate an intervention will deliver, or how far it will cut the risk.
Reports, acts and technical findings based on the analysis.
Straight into your own system through an API, with no manual copying.
Where the answer is clear-cut, say a threshold set by a regulation, simple rules make the call with no AI involved. Where several conditions need weighing together, a language model takes over. It picks interventions only from a fixed, predefined list and never invents a new one. Before showing an answer, the system checks that the regulatory clause it cites actually exists. If the clause is missing, there is no answer.
Unambiguous answer
for example, a threshold set by a standard
Several conditions need matching
Simple rules — no AI involved
Language model (LLM)
Selects a measure ONLY from a predefined list — does not invent new ones
Check: does the cited regulatory clause actually exist?
No
Yes
No answer is issued
Issue the answer
Upload a well test or production log report as a PDF, a Word file or a scan, and IDT Assist pulls out the values and shows its confidence in each one. You correct the doubtful ones by hand, then export the finished set to Excel or JSON.


Set the conditions, and the system works through the whole well stock, narrowing it down step by step and explaining why each well didn't make the cut. What's left is a table of candidates or a graph of connections showing what affects what.
The AI never makes decisions that are critical to industrial safety; that call belongs to the engineer. The assistant takes on the routine work of going through the data.

We'll walk you through connecting IDT Assist to your data and documents, and which capability is the best place to start.