Midstream operations depend on more than a pipeline map. Peloton brings together the software for gathering volumes and allocations, pipeline and facility projects, and the land agreements and crossings behind those assets. See how ProdView, SiteView, LandView, and LandView Map fit your team's work.
GATHERING & ALLOCATION · PIPELINE & FACILITY PROJECTS · LAND AGREEMENTS & CROSSINGS
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Gathering data, construction records, and land files answer different questions. When each lives in a separate spreadsheet or system, teams spend time finding the right record before they can act.
Challenge
Why it hurts
With Peloton
Meter readings, field tickets, and allocation results need a consistent view of how product moves through a gathering system. Manual handoffs make exceptions harder to trace.
Follow the volume from capture to disposition.
A pipeline or facility project creates budgets, vendor activity, inspections, and commissioning records. When that history is scattered, the next team inherits an incomplete picture.
Keep the project record useful after handoff.
Land agreements, obligations, stakeholders, and crossings are harder to assess when teams cannot see them in the context of the corridor or facility they concern.
Put land records in spatial context.
Peloton connects well, production, and land data on one platform. For midstream teams, the relevant workflows are specific: ProdView for gathering and allocation records, SiteView for pipeline and facility projects, and LandView with LandView Map for agreements and spatial context.
Use ProdView to record, validate, and visualize production flows through gathering systems and support date-effective allocation and reconciliation.
Use SiteView for construction and facilities records, including project activity, milestones, vendors, and costs.
Use LandView for agreements and obligations, then LandView Map to view infrastructure, stakeholders, and crossings in context.
Visualize product movement from well to gathering system and disposition, validate volumes, and review allocation exceptions in ProdView.
Keep design, construction, commissioning, vendor, and cost activity organized as a pipeline or gathering-station project progresses in SiteView.
Track agreements, ownership, payment schedules, and obligations tied to the land behind energy infrastructure in LandView.
View mapped infrastructure alongside land records, stakeholders, and crossings for a clearer picture of linear projects in LandView Map.
Capture and validate gathering-system volumes, visualize flow, and manage allocation and hydrocarbon accounting records.
Explore ProdView ›Manage pipeline and facility project activity, milestones, vendors, costs, and construction history.
Explore SiteView ›Manage the agreements, ownership records, payments, and obligations associated with energy assets.
Explore LandView ›Map agreements, infrastructure, stakeholders, and crossings with spatial context for linear projects.
Explore LandView Map ›Midstream software manages the data behind gathering, processing, transportation, and storage between the wellhead and the market. On the Peloton Platform, midstream teams use ProdView for gathering-system volumes and allocations, SiteView for pipeline and facility construction records, and LandView with LandView Map for right-of-way agreements, crossings, and linear-route mapping. All of it runs on one SaaS platform built on Microsoft Azure.
Peloton ProdView unifies well, facility, and gathering-system volumes in one production data model. Its interactive flow network diagram shows product moving from completion through gathering to disposition and flags mass-balance issues visually. The diagram is date-effective, so it reflects the system on any given day instead of being a drawing someone has to maintain. Multi-tiered allocations include built-in volume validation, and ProdView connects to SCADA and field telemetry.
Peloton SiteView manages the design, construction, and commissioning of pipelines, gathering stations, and facilities. It tracks budgets, timelines, milestones, vendors, and costs against AFE in one project record. Field crews log daily activity, costs, and inspections in SiteView Go, even offline. SiteView also keeps environmental, reclamation, and asset retirement records attached to the same site history.
Peloton LandView tracks each right-of-way agreement with its parties, terms, payments, and obligations, and sends notifications ahead of renewal and payment dates. LandView Map, built on Esri GIS, shows those agreements alongside pipelines, facilities, stakeholders, and crossings, and supports linear projects that span many tracts. When a record changes in LandView, the map updates automatically, so no one has to redraw the route by hand.
Look for four things: one data model for volumes, projects, and land instead of separate point tools; a visual, date-effective view of the gathering network; GIS mapping tied directly to land records; and mobile capture that works offline. The Peloton Platform provides each through ProdView, SiteView, LandView, LandView Map, and its Go mobile apps, with APIs and Peloton ETL for enterprise integration.
Yes. Peloton ProdView takes in SCADA and field telemetry data and exposes API endpoints for enterprise systems. LandView connects to ERP and GIS tools through APIs, and Peloton ETL, powered by Snowflake, sends clean, standardized Platform data to warehouses and BI tools. For companies that also operate upstream assets, a well created in WellView appears in ProdView automatically.
The Peloton Platform runs as SaaS on Microsoft Azure, with SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, backups across multiple data centers, and a dedicated Platform security team. Peloton has built energy software since 1991 and supports more than 700 clients from offices in Calgary, Houston, Aberdeen, Amsterdam, Dubai, Jakarta, and Barbados.
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Tell us which gathering, pipeline and facility, or land workflows matter to your team. We will tailor the conversation to the records you manage.
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