Sooner State Rules. Sorted.
Oklahoma Corporation Commission rules, forced pooling, spacing orders, and gross production tax — tracked for cross-border operators.
Cross-border operators juggle two regulators with different clocks. A pooling election window in Grady County doesn't care that your P-5 is due in Austin the same week.
Intelligence, explained
Corporation Commission dockets monitored for pooling applications, spacing orders, and rule changes that touch your sections.
Election deadlines, bonus comparisons, and historical outcomes for every pooling order you're named in.
Texas and Oklahoma obligations in one place — one calendar, one risk view, for operators working both sides of the Red River.
Three steps to a decision
Dockets, pooling applications, spacing orders, and rule changes monitored for your sections.
Pooling elections benchmarked against recent county orders — bonus, royalty options, and deadlines side by side.
Texas and Oklahoma obligations sequenced together, so windows never collide unseen.
What the product actually does
Not dashboards — decisions
Every output names its severity, its reasoning, its recommended action, its sources, and its confidence. This is what the system produces:
The $2,800/ac bonus is 9% under the six-month Grady County comparable average. Electing cash at this price leaves value.
Do next: Counter through counsel, or elect the 3/16 royalty option.
Built for the people doing the work
Data platforms show. We decide.
Texas-first, not Texas-trapped. TOIL Oklahoma Laws is the expansion path — OCC intelligence with the same cited, action-oriented workflow.
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