GleisOS

What can go out on rent today, and what can’t.

  • Shows what is ready to go out, what is out in the field and when it comes back.
  • Won’t let a tool go out with an expired inspection or certificate.
  • Keeps the history of every serial number: its components, its hours and its inspections.
Request a demo For companies that own downhole tools and rent them out, dispatch them and maintain them.

“Can it go out today?” should be answered in seconds.

Today that answer comes from phone calls, spreadsheets, paper and folders. A tool gets dispatched with an expired inspection without anyone noticing, run hours get lost between jobs, and nobody knows for sure what is in the shop, what is in transit and what is still at the well.

“Where is this serial number?” “How many hours does it have?” “What does it need to go out?”

GleisOS exists so those questions have an answer.

What changes for each role.

Management

Sees the whole fleet at a glance and commits to its clients only what is ready. Decides with data, not phone calls.

The shop

Knows what to inspect and what is missing to approve each tool. The history of every serial number writes itself.

Quality and HSE

No tool goes out with anything expired or out of tolerance, and traceability is ready for an audit.

What makes GleisOS different.

Five principles it is built on.

It doesn’t warn: it blocks

A tool can’t be marked ready to go out if something isn’t met, and the system says exactly what is missing.

Built for downhole tools

Not for generic inventory.

Every component keeps its history

Even when it moves from one tool to another.

It says what it doesn’t know

If a run comes back without hours, it doesn’t record them as zero.

History can’t be rewritten

Every change is recorded with a date and the person responsible.

Your brand, your domain, always up to date.

GleisOS is deployed with your company’s identity and on your own domain. We maintain and update it for as long as you use it: you focus on your fleet, not on the software.

Each company configures its own catalog, and its information is only seen by authorized people.

What you see here is only part of it. The rest you see working.

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