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Open the interactive projectHow to read this evidenceSpearpoint’s small accounting team processes monthly non-operated revenue statements arriving in 27 purchaser formats. Joltly extracts structured line items at well/lease level—including production dates, volumes, prices, interests, taxes and deductions—then users review exceptions and export the results for WolfePak posting.
Spearpoint Controller Elle Ross estimates Joltly gives the team 20–30 hours per week back across three entities. From May through August 2026 the case reports 82 statements processed, 5,441 pages and 56,358 line items across 27 purchaser formats. Time estimate is customer-reported; no baseline time study, quality/exception rate or independent validation is supplied.
Vendor-authored case study; no audited results, accuracy/error rate, control testing, implementation cost, customer-specific pricing, or independent attribution. The output is reviewed/exported by people; do not describe it as fully autonomous posting. It is a named but small non-operated asset owner described without basin or asset-level details.
Concrete in-window named operator deployment in oil-and-gas revenue accounting; addresses purchaser-format variation and extreme statement-size variability with attributed staffing-capacity metrics and explicit human exception review.
Date lines 9–14; workflow/architecture lines 24–47 and 130–154; May–August 2026 volumes lines 49–78; outcome quote lines 156–170.
Undated page accessed 2026-10-06; pricing cards and FAQ
2026-08-08; JIB/revenue-statement descriptions
Joltly describes extraction of line-item JIBs and purchaser revenue statements, well/account mapping, exception flagging, line-level accounting output, deposit matching and posting revenue by well/product. This is vendor workflow explanation, not evidence of Spearpoint-specific control implementation.
Spearpoint’s small accounting team processes monthly non-operated revenue statements arriving in 27 purchaser formats. Joltly extracts structured line items at well/lease level—including production dates, volumes, prices, interests, taxes and deductions—then users review exceptions and export the results for WolfePak posting.
Joltly describes a monthly platform fee plus usage tied to documents, ACH payments, mailed checks and enabled workflows, with no seat fees. Pricing cards show $750 Independent Operator starter and $1,500 Midsize Operator under a “Monthly Contracts” label. Integrations include direct QuickBooks and Quorum On-Demand connections and file exports for PakEnergy and Integra. The vendor claims AP can go live in under one week and revenue in about two weeks with a sample statement.
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