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Open the interactive projectHow to read this evidencePrepare Texas W-10/G-10 filings from operating data, flag missing well tests and route drafts for human review before submission.
One reported cycle: approximately 50 wells filed in under 30 minutes; an executive quotes 20 minutes. Typical prior process: 2–4 hours, depending on well count.
The vendor headline claims >95% time reduction, but 20 minutes versus 2–4 hours implies about 83–92% if the denominators match. No alternative baseline, repeated-cycle study, cost or cash saving is supplied. Planned revenue extraction is not deployed accounting evidence.
Concrete operator workflow with a clear manual process and reported result. Keep the RIGGS/Winn workflow distinct from Collide’s platform launch and Battalion investment.
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W-10/G-10 filing automation
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PRNewswire release sourced to Collide, 5 March 2026; 'Challenge', 'Solution', and 'Looking Ahead' sections. Specific case figures and approval process in paragraphs equivalent to 50-well cycle, 2-4 hour prior process, missing test flags, human review, and planned revenue extraction.
Prepare Texas W-10/G-10 filings from operating data, flag missing well tests and route drafts for human review before submission.
Collide rolled out RIGGS, an energy LLM that returns cited answers from authoritative sources. With Winn Resources it automated Texas Railroad Commission regulatory filings, and Collide says RIGGS beat general frontier models on a petroleum-engineering exam subset.
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