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You can bring data into ComboCurve with a .csv file importer, a self-serve API, or with ComboSync.

ComboCurve gets its name from how the platform runs “combos,” or economic sensitivities, with ease. Calculate up to 10 combinations of applied economic models and up to 75,000 wells within a single economic run.

Select “Map” and zoom in using the map. Additionally, filter by any well header information brought into ComboCurve. Easily select based on one or multiple header criteria.

Economic models are stored within a project. They can be unique to an individual well or available to use across any well in the project. You can also share models between projects. Some model types can be stored externally and pushed into ComboCurve through a Rest API or using ComboSync.

ComboCurve’s automatic forecasting tool is so fast, you can forecast very large well sets in minutes without slowing your computer down.

Yes, you can merge forecasts, scenarios, and projects in ComboCurve. Reserves Engineers can create independent forecasts for their wellsets and then you can merge them together in a single reserves forecast. You can duplicate forecasts, type curves, economic models, lookup tables, and scenarios from different projects. Click “See All”, search for the model you want to import, check the box next to it, and select “Import to Project”.

ComboCurve has several tools for editing forecasts. From single well auto-forecasting with limited parameters to very detailed manual forecasting where you directly change parameters or use keyboard shortcuts to manually manipulate your curves.

Yes, you can use maps and heatmaps in forecast sets, throughout type curve creation, in economic scenarios, and when visualizing forecast or economic results (EUR/ft heatmaps, NPV/IRR heatmaps, etc).

ComboCurve offers several options to export reports including integrated Power BI reports for economic sensitivities.

With ComoboCurve, you can create custom economic models for ownership and reversion, cutoffs, CAPEX, differentials, OPEX, pricing, stream properties, taxes, and risking. Import economic models via CSV and ARIES on the front-end or with ARIES or PHDwin on the back-end. Sync ownership and reversion information from an internal database using ComboSync.

You can bring data into ComboCurve with a .csv file importer, a self-serve API, or with ComboSync.

ComboCurve gets its name from how the platform runs “combos”, or economic sensitivities, with ease. Calculate up-to 10 different combinations of applied economic models and up-to 75,000 wells within a single economic run.

Select “Map” and zoom in using the map. Additionally, filter by any well header information brought into ComboCurve. Easily select based on one or multiple header criteria.

Economic models are stored within a project. They can be unique to an individual well or available to use across any well in the project. You can also share models between projects. Some model types can be stored externally and pushed into ComboCurve through a Rest API or using ComboSync.

ComboCurve’s automatic forecasting tool is so fast, you can forecast very large well sets in minutes without slowing your computer down.

Yes, you can merge forecasts, scenarios, and projects in ComboCurve. Reserves Engineers can create independent forecasts for their wellsets and then you can merge them together in a single reserves forecast. You can duplicate forecasts, type curves, economic models, lookup tables, and scenarios from different projects. Click “See All”, search for the model you want to import, check the box next to it, and select “Import to Project”.

ComboCurve has several tools for editing forecasts. From single well auto-forecasting with limited parameters to very detailed manual forecasting where you directly change parameters or use keyboard shortcuts to manually manipulate your curves.

Yes, you can use maps and heatmaps in forecast sets, throughout type curve creation, in economic scenarios, and when visualizing forecast or economic results (EUR/ft heatmaps, NPV/IRR heatmaps, etc).

ComboCurve offers several options to export reports including integrated Power BI reports for economic sensitivities.

With ComoboCurve, you can create custom economic models for ownership and reversion, cutoffs, CAPEX, differentials, OPEX, pricing, stream properties, taxes, and risking. Import economic models via CSV and ARIES on the front-end or with ARIES or PHDwin on the back-end. Sync ownership and reversion information from an internal database using ComboSync.

You can bring data into ComboCurve with a .csv file importer, a self-serve API, or with ComboSync.

ComboCurve gets its name from how the platform runs “combos”, or economic sensitivities, with ease. Calculate up-to 10 different combinations of applied economic models and up-to 75,000 wells within a single economic run.

Select “Map” and zoom in using the map. Additionally, filter by any well header information brought into ComboCurve. Easily select based on one or multiple header criteria.

Economic models are stored within a project. They can be unique to an individual well or available to use across any well in the project. You can also share models between projects. Some model types can be stored externally and pushed into ComboCurve through a Rest API or using ComboSync.

ComboCurve’s automatic forecasting tool is so fast, you can forecast very large well sets in minutes without slowing your computer down.

Yes, you can merge forecasts, scenarios, and projects in ComboCurve. Reserves Engineers can create independent forecasts for their wellsets and then you can merge them together in a single reserves forecast. You can duplicate forecasts, type curves, economic models, lookup tables, and scenarios from different projects. Click “See All”, search for the model you want to import, check the box next to it, and select “Import to Project”.

ComboCurve has several tools for editing forecasts. From single well auto-forecasting with limited parameters to very detailed manual forecasting where you directly change parameters or use keyboard shortcuts to manually manipulate your curves.

Yes, you can use maps and heatmaps in forecast sets, throughout type curve creation, in economic scenarios, and when visualizing forecast or economic results (EUR/ft heatmaps, NPV/IRR heatmaps, etc).

ComboCurve offers several options to export reports including integrated Power BI reports for economic sensitivities.

With ComoboCurve, you can create custom economic models for ownership and reversion, cutoffs, CAPEX, differentials, OPEX, pricing, stream properties, taxes, and risking. Import economic models via CSV and ARIES on the front-end or with ARIES or PHDwin on the back-end. Sync ownership and reversion information from an internal database using ComboSync.