How others are staying ahead with alerts

Convey640 makes it easy to search and analyze Oklahoma filings. But one of the most powerful features is the ability to set up alerts that work in the background while you focus on other tasks.

Here are a few ways clients are using alerts (with real-world examples):

• API
  Follow a well from permit → spud → completion → transfer.
  Example: You’re watching a nearby permit and want to know exactly when it spuds and eventually completes so you can react quickly to new production or offset activity.
   
• Case No
  Get notified of updates tied to a specific case.
  Example: You’re an operator on a filing and want to know immediately if the case gets protested so you can respond early instead of being caught off guard.
   
• Operator / Applicant
  Track activity from specific companies.
  Example: You’ve had success buying minerals under ABC Operating. Setting an alert ensures you’re the first to know whenever they file something new.
   
• Grantor / Grantee
  Monitor transactions tied to specific parties.
  Example: You want to keep an eye on a competitor and know when they file a new lease or acquire assets in your area.
   
• Respondent
  Stay on top of filings tied to a specific entity.
  Example: You just acquired assets and want to track new regulatory filings tied to the old entity before division orders and name changes are fully processed.

If you’d like to see the power of alerts firsthand, you can schedule a demo or start a trial here .

Thanks,

Convey640 Team