Oil and Gas Land Management Software

A division order is a document that sets out each owner's share of production revenue from a well or tract. It lists every royalty, working interest, and overriding interest owner along with their decimal interest, and the operator uses it to distribute payments. LandView maintains division of interest records and reconciles them against production and payment data.

An authorization for expenditure, or AFE, is the operator's request for working-interest partners to approve a share of well or project costs. In land administration, that approval is recorded as an AFE election ballot. LandView tracks those ballots against the agreements they belong to, including each participant's resulting interest and share of costs, and makes the election data available through reporting and the LandView web API.

Lease management is the work of tracking mineral and surface agreements through their full term: payments, rentals, royalties, expirations, assignments, and related obligations. LandView centralizes those lease records and automates renewals and payment schedules so land teams can meet deadlines without spreadsheet tracking.

A mineral lease is an agreement that grants the right to explore for and produce oil, gas, or other minerals from a tract in exchange for bonus, rental, and royalty terms. LandView stores those terms with ownership, obligations, and payment schedules in one connected land record.

LandView has a dedicated Contract section for defining and tracking AFE Election Ballots and responses. Included is the ability to indicate a participant's resulting interest and share of costs for each respective AFE prior to approving or rejecting the associated activity. All election ballot information is available to report on and interface using LandView's Report Engine and web API.

LandView includes a title chain visualizer that shows a visual history of all parties, interests, and roles over time. The system tracks obligations, payments, royalties, acreage, and division of interest, giving land teams a complete picture of mineral ownership across tracts and regions.

Yes. LandView Map provides fully integrated GIS mapping powered by Esri technology. Lease boundaries, mineral rights, well sites, and infrastructure are visualized in one view, and as records change in LandView, the map updates automatically. Legal descriptions can generate maps without manual GIS work. Teams can save areas of interest, toggle layers, and navigate directly between LandView Map and LandView.

Yes. LandView includes commercially supported import templates that provide clients the ability to create and/or amend agreements, wells, units, facilities and parties in bulk. This can be used for importing legacy land data as well as newly acquired/augmented land data.