A small team that only does this.

Infersoft was started by Whit Blodgett and Hugo Reinhardt to do one thing: turn the paper behind an oil and gas asset into records a land team can act on. Whit leads the company and most of the customer work. Hugo runs delivery and the land-side detail, which is where the linking rules come from. Our engineering team builds and operates the platform; the two of us stay on your project from first sample to final load.

Oil and gas paper is the only thing that has ever run through Infersoft: leases, assignments, JOAs, unit and pooling instruments, title runs, well files, courthouse records, easements and whatever else ends up in the file, from public E&Ps to private-equity portfolio companies, mineral funds and title firms. Current projects range from a 100,000-file data room to a ten-million-page migration. No customer has left in the eighteen months we have been in production, and most new ones came to us through someone who had already used us.

We work with operators directly and through partners: Peloton and CityVerse on the software side, TSG on M-Files migrations, and the land consultancies our customers already trust.

Run a sample on records you already know.

Pick a few thousand pages your team already knows: one folder from the room, a box of scans, a right-of-way file, a mineral package. We return them split, classified and linked, every value pointing to its page, with an inventory of the rest. Your team judges the output on their own documents before anyone talks about a project.

Instruments split and typed, exhibits kept with their parent, in order.

The fields that tie each one to a lease, tract, well or owner, each with its page.

A short inventory of the rest of the room, with a page count.

No obligation after it. Back inside a week.

Handled under the public MSA, or a mutual NDA if you prefer. Deleted when the sample is done unless you ask us to keep it; that is the platform's default.

If your team doesn't like what comes back, that's the end of it.