Projects & Wells

Understanding how Tachapps organizes assets is fundamental to navigating and using the platform effectively.

Projects

A Project is the top-level organizational unit in Tachapps. Think of it as a field, an asset, or a business unit grouping.

Project Structure

Project
├── Wells
│   ├── Well A  (producers, injectors, observers)
│   └── Well B
├── Surfaces
│   ├── Top Reservoir
│   └── Base Reservoir
└── Dashboards
    ├── Production Overview
    └── Decline Analysis

Creating a Project

NOTE

Only Admin and Editor roles can create projects.

1. Click the + button next to "Projects" in the sidebar
2. Enter a Project Name and optional description
3. Set the Time Zone for timestamp display
4. Click Create

Project Metadata

Each project stores:

Field	Description
id	Unique internal identifier
name	Display name
timezone	IANA timezone string (e.g., America/Chicago)
unitSystem	metric or imperial
createdAt	ISO 8601 timestamp
updatedAt	ISO 8601 timestamp

Wells

A Well represents a single wellbore within a project. Wells are the primary data context for production analytics and forecasting.

Well Types

Type	Description
Producer	Hydrocarbon producing well
Injector	Water or gas injection well
Observer	Monitoring well (pressure, temperature)
SWD	Salt water disposal well

Well Identifiers

Wells can be identified by:

• API Number — 10- or 14-digit US well identifier
• UWI — Unique Well Identifier (Canada)
• Internal ID — Customer-specific well ID from source system

Well Attributes

Each well record contains:

{
  "id": "well-001",
  "name": "Horizon 14-3H",
  "apiNumber": "4201500123456",
  "type": "producer",
  "status": "active",
  "latitude": 31.9521,
  "longitude": -102.1225,
  "spudDate": "2020-03-15",
  "firstProductionDate": "2020-07-01",
  "perfInterval": { "topMd": 8500, "bottomMd": 9200 }
}

Filtering Wells

On any screen showing a well list, you can filter by:

• Well name or API number (search box)
• Well type (producer / injector / observer)
• Well status (active / inactive / shut-in)
• Production rate threshold
• Date range (first production)

Next Steps

• Surfaces →
• Data Sources →