Real-Time Well Lists and Drilling Traces
Real-time well monitoring is the central workflow in Pason Live. After signing in, drilling teams can open their active-well list, compare each well's drilled depth, and move into live traces that refresh at one-second intervals. That keeps the mobile view useful when someone is away from a workstation but still needs current operational context.
The workflow is built for decisions rather than passive viewing. A supervisor can check how a well is progressing, an analyst can follow changing drilling parameters, and a field user can return to a selected well without sorting through unrelated records. Pason's encrypted data transmission and account-based access are intended for operational information, while availability depends on an organization having the relevant well data.
Custom Trace Views for Drilling Parameters
Pason lets users shape the way drilling information is read on a phone instead of relying on a single fixed dashboard. Graph details can be zoomed, the same information can be switched to a Boxes view, and scale settings can be adjusted for the parameters that matter to a particular operation.
Reusable templates make that customization practical across recurring tasks. A team can save preferred trace arrangements, choose units for drilling parameters, and define trace colors that make a busy display easier to scan. The result is a personal working view for comparing signals, checking a change, or returning to a familiar layout during another session. These controls suit users who move between wells or alternate between quick checks and closer chart reading.
Well Memos and Operational Context
Live measurements become more useful when they can be read alongside the notes that explain them. Pason provides a memo list for a well, lets users open individual entries, and places memos in the trace view so operational comments can be considered next to changing data.
This makes the app useful beyond a quick glance at numbers. A drilling coordinator can review a note before following a trend, an analyst can keep context attached to the relevant well, and a field team can send a memo back to the rig when a message needs to reach the operation. The memo workflow complements the live dashboard without replacing the account and data access required for the underlying well information.
Account Setup for Field-Ready Access
Pason is aimed at teams whose well information is tied to an organization rather than an anonymous public feed. The opening flow provides account management, an Add Account action, and a QR-code route, giving a crew a practical way to connect a mobile session to its configured Pason environment.
Once access is configured, the same mobile workspace can support active-well review, customized traces, and memo reading without making a phone the center of the operation. The setup is best suited to supervisors, drilling analysts, and field staff who already have authorized Pason access. Users without an account or configuration will need to arrange that access before the app's well-data workflows become available.
