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Oilfield operations software

Know what’s happening. Know what it’s earning.

See where your drivers and equipment are, what got done, what it earned, and what still needs to be billed, even when you are away from the office.

Free for 14 days, no card. We set your company up for you, usually the same day, and show you how it runs on a real day of your work.

Blue Sage's field app showing two of four fuel stops complete and Buckhorn 33-1 next.
Field app · My Day

Rock Springs, WYMidland, TXWilliston, NDCarlsbad, NM and every other town where the work happens off the pavement

One job, start to finish

From “send someone” to a line on the invoice, without anyone typing it twice.

Blue Sage’s field app logging a fuel delivery at the Buckhorn 33-1 well site, with a gallons box for each machine there.

Field: the driver logs the stop at the well site (where the oil company drills). No signal needed.

Example data throughout, from a demo company. Your own screens show your own work.

Keep the facts with the work

Know where your equipment is, where the fuel went, and what keeps breaking.

Blue Sage's Equipment screen: 27 active units split into down, needs service, in the yard and deployed, worst unit first.

Know where every unit is—and how long it has been there.

Each unit keeps its delivery date, return date and customer rates, so rental days are never counted from memory.

See rental workflows →
Blue Sage's Fuel runs screen: fuel levels for tanks and trucks with how old each reading is, and today's delivery routes with their stops.

Make every gallon easier to account for.

The route, the delivery, a photo of the fuel gauge and the gallons stay together, so shortages and disagreements are easier to spot.

See fuel workflows →
Blue Sage’s work order WO-000019, being worked on: heater BSG-H09 won’t light, the igniter is fouled and the burner assembly needs a rebuild. Critical, so the heater is taken out of service until it passes a working check. Assigned to Mickey Mechanic, no trip attached, and the mechanic’s report is filled in: cause, correction, and how it went.

Give the mechanic the machine’s history before the next repair.

Keep inspections, problems, parts, and completed repairs with the equipment.

See the shop’s workflows →

Built for oilfield operations

Built for the people doing the work.

Iron Dispatch was built by a former oilfield operations manager who knows this work, the people who do it, and the pressure of keeping the day on track.

Built for places with no signal

Three things worth knowing before you switch.

No signal? No paper backup needed.

The crew can record supported work on the phone with no signal. It waits on the phone and sends when the truck is back in range. Nobody has to enter it again.

Blue Sage’s field toolbox showing offline-ready fuel, inspection, and problem-reporting tools.

One screen per role

A driver sees their stops. The office sees the money. Nobody has to learn the parts of the app that are not their job — the five roles are above, and who it is for goes through each one.

Setup help on every plan

Every plan includes a setup assistant: AI that reads your spreadsheets in and answers your setup questions while you get started. An hour of setup help by phone from us is included too.

A creased paper delivery ticket lifting off a dusty truck dashboard, lit by low sun through the windshield.

It was never a people problem. It's a paper problem.

Cold Country Equipment helped test Iron Dispatch and signed on as its first company.

“Amazing” and “a game changer.”
Owner, Cold Country Equipment

Visit coldcountryrentals.com →

The live map

Open one screen and see where everyone last checked in.

Your crew on the clock, the stops they are heading to, and your equipment out on jobs, all on one map in your own office. Nothing is shared outside your company.

Blue Sage's live map showing four crew members, three field positions, recent trails, and well sites.
The live map, filled with example sites and crew. Your own map shows your own work.
  • Only on the clock, and only if they share

    Sharing location on shift is each person’s own switch. An owner can turn on a company policy that locates everyone who is clocked in — and it says so on the worker’s own screen. Nothing is recorded off the clock. Clocking out takes the position off the map.

  • A check-in, not a leash

    A phone that is sharing sends its position about every 45 seconds while it is awake and has service — a regular check-in, not a continuous stream. When a truck is out of range the map keeps the last known position and tells you how old it is.

  • People, Work and Equipment on one map

    Three views of the same picture: who is out and where, the stops and moves that make up today, and the units, yards and tanks they belong to. Turn on Trails and you get the roads the trucks actually drove — every trip records itself while the shift is open. Recorded trips are kept for 30 days, then deleted. A road our map does not have yet is kept as a shape only, with nothing that says who drove it.

  • Pin a well site once

    Once a well site is pinned on the map, the app knows when somebody gets there. Pulling in can start the on-site clock without anyone tapping anything, and the driver can say “not here” if the pin is wrong.

What it does not do: guess a drive time. There is no road routing here, so distances are straight-line and labelled that way. For turn-by-turn, your drivers keep using the nav they already trust.

Dispatch Copilot

Included on Growth and Command

Do not want to learn another app? Tell it what happened.

A worker can speak or type an update. Copilot fills out the record, the worker checks it, and nothing saves until they confirm it.

  • —Ask a question.
  • —Review what Copilot filled in.
  • —Confirm it before anything is recorded. It can be wrong, so you check it.
  • —Copilot needs an internet connection to work. With no signal, you use the regular screens and they save on the phone as always.
  • —Keep using every screen without Copilot if you prefer.

How Copilot works →

Blue Sage’s Dispatch Copilot in the truck. The driver said “Pumped 20 into the heater at Buckhorn 33-1”, Copilot asked which fuel truck, and drafted the fuel card: truck BSG-TRK-01, unit BSG-H05, 20 gallons, with a Confirm button and a Cancel button. Nothing is saved until Confirm.

In the truck: say what you did, check the card, tap Confirm. Nothing saves before that.

Straightforward company pricing

One price for the company. Unlimited users.

Add another driver, dispatcher, or office employee without adding another user fee. Iron Dispatch never takes a percentage of what you invoice. Dispatch Copilot is included on Growth and Command.

Fuel Operations is +$250 a month on Core — and included on Growth and Command.

Core

The whole operation, off paper

$4,500 a year

or $500 a month · save $1,500 a year

$500 a month

$6,000 a year — or $4,500 paid yearly, 25% less

Plus applicable tax

One yardup to 75 rental units

  • Dispatch, a map of the crew, assigned stops and work orders
  • The field app: work records, hours, tickets and photos, even with no signal
  • Rental equipment: where each unit is, with rental days counted for you
Everything in Core
  • Rental rates: daily, weekly, two-week and 30-day, with the right one applied for you
  • Different rental rates per customer
  • Fixed-price contracts alongside one-off rentals, with scheduled payments that always add up
  • Invoices, delivery tickets, and a connection to QuickBooks Online
  • What you have billed, and what is not billed yet, on the dashboard
  • A list of rental equipment out on jobs and not billed yet
  • Employee time: workers clock in on the app, hours are added to the job, and you approve and lock them
  • Truck inspection reports, driver files, and certification expiry dates
  • A page for your customers: a link to ask for fuel or a pickup, and a read-only view of everything done on their sites
  • Email the customer when a driver is on the way
  • Statements, who owes what and how late, overdue reminders
  • Contract alerts: contracts about to end, and scheduled payments that do not add up
  • Unlimited users

Fuel Operations is optional on Core: +$250 a month, or $2,250 a year. It is included on Growth and Command.

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Dispatch Copilot included · every yard

Command

More than one yard

$18,000 a year

or $2,000 a month · save $6,000 a year

$2,000 a month

$24,000 a year — or $18,000 paid yearly, 25% less

Plus applicable tax

Multiple yards or companiesunlimited units

  • Everything in Growth
  • Several yards or separate companies under one login: every yard’s equipment, crew, fuel and money in one account
  • Unlimited rental units: day counting, the list of what is not billed yet, and repeat-repair warnings keep up however many units you have
Everything Command adds
  • Copilot across the whole company: one question covers every yard, and the 6 a.m. summary covers them all
  • Reports across every yard
  • Priority support
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Two ways we help you start. One is included; one is not.

Included

Setup call

one hour, included

Every plan includes a setup assistant: AI that reads your spreadsheets in and answers your setup questions while you get started. The guided setup shows what is left. If you would rather talk to a person, an hour of setup help by phone from the people who build Iron Dispatch is included: your company, your users and their roles, your settings. You load your own equipment, customers and rates, from a spreadsheet or by hand.

$7,000

On-site training

one week at your yard, anywhere in the US, plus applicable tax

We come to you for a week and train everyone — drivers, dispatch, the shop and the office — on your own trucks, units and sites. Flat and all-inclusive: travel and lodging are ours, no per-person charge, no extras.

Optional. It is never required to run Iron Dispatch, and the setup call above is included either way.

Everything each plan includes, line by line →

Questions

The questions owners ask us first.

What happens when there’s no signal?
The field app keeps working. Fuel records, service calls, hours and photos are saved on the phone and send themselves as soon as the truck is back in range, usually at the highway. Nobody has to remember to enter anything again, and nothing waits for a phone signal.
Does it work with QuickBooks?
Yes, on every plan. Once QuickBooks Online is connected, an owner or manager sends approved invoices from the invoice screen and approved hours from the employee-time screen, so nothing gets typed twice. Paying people from those hours happens in QuickBooks: it needs the QuickBooks Payroll subscription and workflow that fits your company. Iron Dispatch records employee time; it is not a payroll processor.
Do you charge per user?
No. One flat price for the company, unlimited users. Hiring another worker doesn’t change your bill, and neither does putting the app on every phone in the company.
Do we have to use all of it?
No. Fuel, service and rentals are each a switch you turn on or off. Ticket signatures, crew sign-off, location for everyone on the clock, and a required inspection before the truck leaves are all off or optional until the owner turns them on in Settings. QuickBooks connects when you want it to. Dispatch Copilot comes with Growth and Command, and nobody on your crew has to open it. Use the parts you need; the rest stays out of the way.
Who can see where a driver is?
Only your own office, and only while that person is on the clock. Each worker has their own switch for sharing location on shift, and an owner can turn on a company policy that locates everyone who is clocked in. Clock out and the position is removed from the map — nothing is recorded off the clock, ever.
What happens after I request a walkthrough?
Send us your email and we will walk you through one of your own jobs in Iron Dispatch. If you want to keep going, every plan includes a setup assistant: AI that reads your spreadsheets in and answers your setup questions while you get started. An hour of setup help by phone from us is included too. Free for 14 days, no card. When you decide to keep it, you pick a plan from the pricing page: monthly and cancel any time, or a year at 25% less.

See it with your own operation

Bring us your process. We will show you a simpler way to run it.

1

Show us your day

Walk us through how you handle requests, dispatch, field work, and billing now.

2

See it in Iron Dispatch

Watch that process run from assignment through the field record and invoice.

3

See if it fits

Get clear answers about the product, setup, and price. Then decide if it is right for your company.

Run the company without losing sight of it

Know what is happening—even when you are not there.

See the work, the people, the equipment and the money in one place. Make decisions from current information instead of yesterday’s texts and paperwork.

Free for 14 days, no card. Talk to us first →