Cantrell Jackson Blog

As a company that specializes in the oil and gas industry, run by people who were raised in the oil and gas life, we know exactly how devastating a downturn can be. You were doing everything right, your field hands were more hardworking than ever, the money was rolling in, then gas prices plummet and everything changes.

Do you pack your lunch for work the night before? What if I told you by doing this you would get 15 extra minutes of sleep in the morning and save an average of $1,043 a year? There's nothing more gratifying than knowing your hard work is paying off, even just a little. At Cantrell Jackson, we pride ourselves on transparency and visibility. So instead of telling you our software will save you time and money, we'd like to show you exactly how much time and money will be saved.

One of the most powerful tools in business also happens to be one of the most under utilized tools. This tool is data. Many companies see data as a nuisance, they think of all of the pointless filing and paperwork that must be done to keep the business running. The fact is, if you're not organizing and using your data correctly, it can become a nuisance.

Getting your tickets to the billing stage is a long and tedious process. Small errors throughout this process can result in lost tickets, incorrect data, or delayed payment. Disposal Software has a unique and secure process that gets you from ticketing to invoicing with ease.

Field service software is beneficial for oilfield companies of all shapes and sizes because it helps to maximize and scale operational activity. Today, most oilfield companies have at least one field service management system in place. Without one, operations, ticketing and invoicing becomes even more complicated than it already is. Whereas, if you have a field service software in place, the process of managing systems, services and customers becomes much more straightforward.

Tracking field signatures can be a major problem in the oilfield service industry. First a ticket gets lost, forgotten, or entered incorrectly, and then it's three more hours added to your day to get it straightened up. Small errors in the beginning of the ticketing process carry over into the invoicing and billing process, leaving your entire work flow a jumbled mess.

Many oil and gas companies manage their field service ticketing by hand. But with the rise of technology, digitalization has been on everyone’s mind. The industry is going through a major period of change. Producing better margins is the name of the game and digitalization can bring substantial improvements to field operations.

If digitalization is the remedy we’ve all been waiting for, then why have so few companies embraced its implementation? In today’s blog, we’ll explore this topic and how your oilfield company can strike a balance between digital and paper.

Getting your invoices out the door is the only way your company can receive payments for oilfield work. So, removing any bottlenecks in the process is an important way to improve cash flow.