Feature 01
Service report sharing
Pump shops submit reports directly into the platform, and production companies see them the moment they're filed.
Rod Pump Tracker · where RPT started, 2008
Rod Pump Tracker keeps pump shops and production companies on the same page. Literally.
The problems
Rod Pump Tracker was built to fix these, one by one.
The problemService reports get lost, delayed, or buried in email and paper
The fixReports submit straight from the field and appear instantly for both sides
The problemProduction companies don't know a well's service history without calling around
The fixEvery well's full history is mapped and searchable in seconds
The problemField techs re-enter the same data twice: once on paper, once back at the office
The fixMobile field entry logs work once, on-site, correctly
The problemInvoicing lags behind the actual work, and inventory gets tracked separately (or not at all)
The fixCompleted reports turn into invoices, with inventory tracked in the same place
The problemPump shops and production companies work off different, disconnected records
The fixOne shared platform keeps both sides looking at the same information
The problemNo easy way to spot patterns across wells or years of service data
The fixBuilt-in analytics surface trends across your recorded service history
How it works
Rod Pump Tracker keeps pump shops and production companies moving together, at every step.
Service work is entered on-site from a mobile device: no paperwork to carry back.
The service report is instantly visible to the production company: no faxing, no delay.
Questions, follow-ups, and well history are all attached to the same shared record.
Completed reports turn into invoices automatically, with inventory updated along the way.
Rod Pump Tracker features
No more phone tag or lost paperwork: service reports, invoicing, and well data move as fast as your operation does.
Feature 01
Pump shops submit reports directly into the platform, and production companies see them the moment they're filed.
Feature 02
Techs log service work right from the well site, with no paperwork to carry back and re-enter later.
Feature 03
Every well is mapped and tracked with its full service history, ready to pull up in seconds.
Feature 04
Pump shops and production companies stay aligned on one shared view, so questions and updates happen in context.
Feature 05
Turn completed service reports into invoices, and keep parts and inventory tracked alongside the work.
Feature 06
Compare wells and identify recurring service issues using your recorded service history.
Feature 07
Analytical widgets at your fingertips to easily follow the data. Pump shops can share these dashboards with their customers, strengthening the relationship between pump service and production.
Bring us the last pump you pulledThe record
Teardown
Record and track as much data as your operation needs: wells, well conditions, pumps, parts. Then put the analysis and charting tools to work on it, failure analysis included. A teardown that is still pending shows up as a reminder, not a surprise.
See a teardown on the record
Service report
The service report and the sold components come off the same record, and go to the client together, separately, or with the pricing left off. The shop decides per report. Photos and video from RPT Mobile attach themselves.
Reporting for pump shopsIf You Own the Wells
Track the performance of individual pump shops and compare all of them in one integrated view: run times, failure causes, and what each rebuild came back with. The comparison is yours, not the vendor's. And with API access, that same data flows straight into your own ERP, accounting, or reporting systems, so the comparison isn't stuck on a dashboard. It's wherever your team already works.
If You Run the Shop
Inventory, parts pulled and shelved, well conditions, and service records for every client, all on one platform. As your crew logs the work, it shows up on the client's side too, through a portal where they see their own pumps update live, instead of waiting on your word or your report.
For operators
Pull equipment, service, and production data straight into the systems you already run. No double entry, no manual exports.
API access puts your data to work wherever you need it. Pull equipment, service, and production records directly into your existing systems: data warehouses, ERP, accounting, custom dashboards, whatever your production team already relies on. No manual exports, no reformatting, no waiting. Available today for Rod Pump Tracker, with more to come.
Rod Pump Tracker
FAQ
Yes. Rod Pump Tracker is built around the relationship between the two. Pump shops submit service reports directly into the platform, production companies see them the moment they are filed, and both sides work off the same shared view of the well.
Yes. Techs log service work from the well site on RPT Mobile, on iOS and Android, with no paperwork to carry back and re-enter later. Photos and video from the job attach themselves to the service record.
Both. Completed service reports turn into invoices, and parts and inventory are tracked alongside the work, so the invoice and the record never drift apart.
Set-up starts with your wells, pumps and parts catalog, so the system reflects your operation from the first report. Tell us what you have and we will walk you through it.
Access is by account, so a pump shop and a production company each see the records that belong to them. For current security, backup and recovery arrangements, contact RPT with your requirements.
Rod Pump Tracker connects field reports with office records so teams can search their recorded service history. Bring a sample of your paper workflow to a demo to see how reporting, well history and invoicing fit your process.
Rod Pump Tracker was RPT Industries' first product, built in 2008 to get accurate data out of the pump shops, and it's still a standalone product today, purpose-built for rod pump tracking. In 2017, that same foundation gave rise to weTrack, a separate platform that extends tracking and analytics to any kind of well equipment and, since then, to industries beyond the oilfield. The two work independently or together: rod pump data can feed into weTrack, but Rod Pump Tracker remains its own product, not a feature of it.
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Next step
Bring the pull report, the shop's teardown and what you were told about it, and we will show you the same pump tracked on your side of the relationship.
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