Every Check. Explained.
Track revenue by operator, lease, well, product, month, and position. OwnerDesk flags missing payments, unusual deductions, production mismatches, and unexplained changes.
Check stubs arrive with cryptic deduction codes and shifting volumes. Most owners never learn a payment went missing — or that deductions doubled — until tax season, if ever.
Intelligence, explained
Upload check stubs, remittance PDFs, CSV or Excel exports — line items are parsed into volumes, prices, taxes, deductions, and net.
Month-over-month comparison flags missing payments, deduction spikes, and revenue moves that production history doesn't explain.
Revenue rolls up by position, operator, county, and product — one view of what you actually received.
Three steps to a decision
PDF check stubs, CSV, or Excel — line items parse into volume, price, taxes, deductions, and net.
Every line lands on the right position, operator, well, and month automatically.
Missing payments, deduction spikes, and unexplained revenue moves surface as anomaly cards.
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 available statement shows lower gas volume and higher deductions. The system cannot determine whether this is expected without linked production data for the same month.
Do next: Link April production records, or query the operator's owner-relations desk.
Built for the people doing the work
Data platforms show. We decide.
Portals show revenue history. Revenue Tracker audits it — every check compared against production history and prior months, with anomalies explained instead of buried.
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Platform members get the operational Revenue Tracker workspace — the same account used for Lease Management and DailyDash. Not a member yet? Request a demo and we'll set you up.
OwnerDesk provides informational analysis based on available records and user-supplied assumptions. It does not provide legal, tax, or investment advice. Consult qualified professionals before making binding decisions.