OpenInvoice · oil and gas

OpenInvoice,
worked every day.

E&P and midstream operators require service companies to invoice through OpenInvoice, with field tickets and coding that differ by operator. Alder submits, fixes and follows every one.

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OpenInvoice (Enverus) · Alder at work
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09:02Signed in to OpenInvoice with your saved login
09:02Found PO 88231 from Acme Industries, $64,125
09:03Created invoice INV-1044 from the PO and attached the PDF
09:03Line 3 shipped 40, not 50. Fixed to match the packing slip
09:04Submitted for $61,140. OpenInvoice shows submitted
ThuApproved. Payment scheduled Nov 28, noted in NetSuite
Invoice status in OpenInvoice…
On the systems you already use.

In short

Alder is an AI employee that works OpenInvoice, the oil and gas e-invoicing network from Enverus, for suppliers. It signs in with your saved login, submits invoices with the field ticket, AFE or cost coding and approver each operator requires, and watches for disputes. When an operator disputes an invoice, Alder reads the reason, corrects it and resubmits it with your approval, then follows it to payment and records the status in your ERP.

  • Invoices and field tickets submitted
  • Operator coding and approvers checked
  • Disputed invoices corrected and resubmitted
  • Status followed and noted in your ERP

Why it gets stuck

Why OpenInvoice invoices get disputed

01

Coding that differs by operator

Each operator sets its own rules for AFE numbers, cost codes, well or lease names and approvers. One wrong code and the invoice is disputed.

02

Field ticket missing

Operators often expect the signed field ticket with the invoice. Without it, the invoice waits.

03

Disputed, awaiting supplier

A disputed invoice sits until the supplier modifies and resubmits it, or cancels it. Nobody gets a call.

04

Dozens of operators

A service company can invoice many operators on OpenInvoice, each with different requirements and contacts.

How Alder handles it

Alder works OpenInvoice for every operator you serve.

01

Signs in to OpenInvoice

Alder uses your existing account. Security codes come to you; Alder never sees your password.

02

Submits with the right coding

It enters each invoice with the field ticket and the AFE, cost codes and approver that operator requires.

03

Fixes disputes

When an operator disputes an invoice, Alder reads the reason, corrects and resubmits it, and asks you first if the amount changes.

04

Follows it to payment

It tracks each invoice until paid and records the status in your ERP.

Questions

What is OpenInvoice?

OpenInvoice is a cloud e-invoicing and accounts payable network for the oil and gas industry, owned by Enverus. Operators use it to receive invoices and field tickets from service companies and suppliers.

What does a disputed invoice mean in OpenInvoice?

The operator has questioned the invoice and is waiting for the supplier to correct it. Modify and resubmit it, or cancel it and submit a new one, using the dispute reason as your guide.

Will Alder submit OpenInvoice invoices without my approval?

Only the ones you allow. You decide which invoices Alder submits on its own and which wait for a person. Corrections that change an amount, credits and anything unusual come to you first.

Which ERPs does Alder connect to?

Alder reads invoices and PDFs from NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks and Epicor, and writes each OpenInvoice status back to the same record, so your team never has to log in to check.

Stop losing days to OpenInvoice disputes.

Thirty minutes on your operators: what’s disputed, what’s waiting, and what Alder would do first.

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