Software and automation in Añelo
Añelo is where the operation happens: well sites, camps, logistics and equipment. What gets lost here is what is written on paper and typed up at night: daily tickets, staff hours and machine hours. Digitizing that record at the point where it happens is the highest-impact automation in the area.
Working where the operation does not wait
- Staff clock in on site, not at an office. Time tracking needs geolocation, not a clock on a wall.
- The daily ticket is the document that gets invoiced. If it is written from memory or lost, it is work done that never gets paid.
- Equipment rotates between sites. Machine hours, fuel and maintenance end up scattered across notebooks and messages.
- Site entry depends on up-to-date documentation. An unnoticed expiry leaves a crew outside and a machine standing still.
What changes with digital capture at the source
We apply a single rule: data is captured where it happens, once. The ticket is filled in from the phone on site, with photo and signature; clock-in validates identity, time and location; machine hours are logged next to the machine.
From there, everything else stops being night work: the ticket feeds the service certification, the hours feed payroll, and expiry dates alert on their own before they block a site entry.
The full context for the segment is at software for oil & gas suppliers.