TerraNavitas Introduces ODIS Explore, an AI-Native Oilfield Data Intelligence Workspace Built on 4.6M+ Wells/Permits and ~99% U.S. Production Coverage

TerraNavitas, Inc. announced the launch of ODIS Explore, the first generally available module of ODIS (Oilfield Data Intelligence & Simulation), an AI-native oilfield intelligence workspace built for North American upstream and natural-resources decision makers. ODIS Explore maps and filters basin-scale wells, permits, and production in seconds—turning fragmented oilfield data into lease-ready acreage intelligence for faster A&D screening and capital allocation.
ODIS Explore arrives as operators continue to prioritize capital discipline and “flight-to-quality” inventory. Built to eliminate slow, error-prone manual joins and spreadsheet-driven workflows, ODIS Explore unifies 4.6M+ wells and permits with production histories covering ~99% of U.S. output, plus leasing, raster logs, and geospatial/satellite layers—delivered in a modern cloud web experience with weekly refreshes and trusted data lineage.
ODIS is built as a single AI-native stack—data backbone, analytics workspace, and model/agent layer—so teams don’t have to bolt tools together. Role-aware projects, dashboards, and collaboration keep land, subsurface, and finance aligned, while domain copilots support production forecasting, spacing analysis, and economics screening alongside an in-context AI copilot.
“ODIS Explore is the product we wanted when screening acreage and benchmarking operators—fast, auditable, and built around real workflows,” said Dr. Babajide Kolade, Founder and CEO of TerraNavitas. “Teams can go from a basin map to a defensible shortlist in minutes, share the same decision-ready views across stakeholders, and scale into AI-assisted forecasting and valuation as workflows mature.”
ODIS Explore supports:
• Acreage screening and operator benchmarking
• Permit watch, activity tracking, and competitive intelligence
• Deal comps and underwriting pack preparation
Key capabilities include:
• Map-first analytics with live filters, saved views, and multi-dashboard projects
• Unified data backbone spanning wells, permits, production, logs, and geospatial layers
• In-context AI features, including natural-language-to-SQL and retrieval over ODIS context and public filings
• Optional connectors to BI tools and data platforms for downstream reporting workflows
Pricing and availability: ODIS Explore is available now for $600 per user per month (billed monthly per seat) with a 30-day free trial and a 50% annual commitment discount. Verified .edu domains receive an additional 50% discount. Volume and enterprise pricing are available upon request.
Start a free trial or request a walkthrough at https://terranavitas.ai/odis.
Source: BUSINESS WIRE
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