How it works
How OFS Radar tracks Texas RRC drilling permits.
Official Railroad Commission of Texas publications in. A sales desk out: map, watchlist, score, and brief. Numbers stay tied to the RRC record we ingested — not a scrape of someone else’s portal.
01
Ingest official Texas RRC permit files
Daily batch from Railroad Commission of Texas drilling-permit publications — not a scrape of a search box. Source IDs, file lineage, and checksums stay on every event.
02
Map and table every approved well
County and operator filters, honest missing-GIS labels, permit-seq identity. The morning view an OFS sales manager can actually run.
03
Watch the Texas counties you sell
Save counties and operators. Paid product is workflow — not a weekly Excel firehose you sort by hand.
04
Score, brief, and email a digest
An ICP score with a breakdown, an AI brief whose numbers come from the database, and a business-day digest. Citations stay attached.
What the paid Texas permit desk includes
- Map and table of approved Texas drilling permits
- County and operator filters, then watchlists
- ICP score with a readable breakdown
- AI brief — narrative only; counts come from the database
- Business-day email digest
- CSV export of what you can already see
What the free weekly Texas brief is
- Delayed statewide rollup: hot counties, top operators, a small permit sample
- Honest “as reported by Texas RRC” footer
- Unsubscribe on every send
- Not daily alerts, not your county firehose, not custom watches
We batch first. Daily is enough for drilling permits. This is not live rig GPS and not an official RRC product.
Then Texas operators. Then assets.
SKU-1
Permits
The spine. New and amended Texas drilling permits, scored and delivered.
SKU-2
Operators
Dossiers and velocity from the same permit spine. Thin but real at first — not a coming-soon tile.
SKU-3
Assets
Production Pulse + Idle & Orphan Radar in one price. Lease vs well labeled honestly.
Next step
See new Texas permits before the weekly list lands.
Request a 14-day Texas Permits trial, or start with the delayed weekly RRC brief.