Title examination, with production in view.
Upload your abstract. Landon works through the ownership chain, reviews leases and available well production, and flags title requirements. Ask follow-up questions with the examination at hand.
Two free title runs. Try a tract you already know.
- No file limit per title run
- Up to 12 hours unattended
- Exact fraction checks
Major U.S. oil and gas basins and plays: Permian Basin, Anadarko Basin, Eagle Ford, Bakken, DJ Basin, Haynesville, Marcellus, SCOOP / STACK, Powder River, Uinta Basin
Know who owns it.
Title Center builds the ownership chain from your abstract. Review the leases and title requirements, then open the instruments behind the findings. See what needs work before your next decision.
- Trace mineral ownership through an interactive tree and separate tract ledgers.
- Review lease terms, HBP status, Pugh clauses, and possible terminations.
- Work through title concerns with the supporting instruments and recommended curative.
- Keep digging in chat. Ask why an interest is open or what supports a lease status.
Take the work with you
- Title report
- Lease schedule
- Ownership tree
- Title requirements
- Follow-up chat
Export reports to Word and ownership, chain entries, and title issues to CSV. Results depend on the records available to the run.
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Check what keeps a lease in force.
Title runs now use available Texas RRC and New Mexico OCD well and production records alongside your instruments. See how the lease language, well location, and reported production fit together.
Coverage and reporting dates vary. Landon identifies missing evidence so you can follow up on the lease, pooling documents, or production history.
See how production informs titleLocate the relevant wells
Review surface locations, bottom holes, and available lateral and take-point evidence against the tract. A well crossing a section does not, by itself, establish that it holds the lease.
Check the production window
Compare reported production with the dates that matter to the lease. Flag reported zero-production periods and distinguish them from months with no report.
Read the lease provisions
Bring production evidence into HBP, cessation, Pugh, and depth-clause analysis. Flag possible termination or released acreage and identify what still needs verification.
Draft on your own paper
Keep your company forms in the Document Library. Landon uses them to draft offer letters and agreements, with your wording and formatting as the starting point. Store up to 50 reusable Word and PDF files.
- Draft offer letters for up to 500 recipients in a batch.
- Use your forms, letterhead, examples, and drafting instructions.
- Review incoming agreements against your standards with Document Redline.
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Ask the question. Open the source.
Keep leases, abstracts, spreadsheets, and saved emails in a workspace. Ask Landon about the record and inspect the documents it cites. Chat holds up to 1,500 active PDF pages in full context before switching to retrieval.
- Read handwriting, stamps, strikethroughs, and survey plats.
- Follow document citations and recording references back to the source.
- Invite brokers and outside counsel to review documents and ask questions.
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The rest of the land work, too
Use the same records to answer questions, prepare proposals and draft the next agreement.
Read the original record
Ask about plats, handwriting, tables and scanned instruments. Knowledge holds up to 1,500 PDF pages in full context.
Examine title and lease status
Follow ownership, leases and title requirements through the record. Title Center brings available Texas and New Mexico production data into the examination.
Prepare well proposals
Landon drafts a proposal packet per owner, built from your own template and your DOI deck.
Keep the project in context
Put PDFs, spreadsheets, Word files, saved emails and images in a workspace. Ask questions across the file without assembling the background again.
Draft on your own forms
Use your templates, letterhead and drafting instructions for offer letters and agreements. Review incoming documents with Document Redline.
Share the file with your team
Invite engineering, geology, regulatory or outside counsel to ask questions of the land files, with access controlled by their role.
Built for the people who work the record
Landmen, title attorneys, division order analysts and lease analysts each have different questions of the same file.
Before your first title run
Upload your abstract or recorded instruments to a workspace and provide a specific legal description. Landon examines the records you supply. You do not need to rename each document before starting. Try a tract you already know and compare the findings with your existing title work.
A title examination summary, ownership tree, chain of title, title requirements, and a lease schedule when leases are recorded. Runs can include separate tract ledgers. Review the supporting instruments, continue in follow-up chat, and export reports to Word or ownership, chain entries, and title issues to CSV.
Yes. Title runs use available Texas Railroad Commission and New Mexico Oil Conservation Division well and production records alongside your instruments. The analysis considers relevant well locations and available lateral evidence, reported production history, and the dates that matter to the lease. Coverage and reporting dates vary.
Landon reviews lease provisions alongside available well and production evidence to assess held-by-production status, Pugh and depth clauses, cessation provisions, and possible termination. It distinguishes reported zero production from missing reports and flags missing leases or pooling evidence. The lease terms and supporting record determine what can be concluded.
Yes. Follow-up chat works with the completed examination and can retrieve its source instruments. Ask which lease covers an owner, why an interest is treated as open, or what would resolve a title requirement. You can continue investigating without rebuilding the file.
Open the supporting instruments, trace the ownership tree, and review the title requirements and confidence flags. Landon checks ownership with exact fraction arithmetic, but a balanced ledger alone does not establish clear title. Your team can use the report to focus its review on the evidence and unresolved questions.
A title run can work unattended for up to 12 hours and has no per-run document-count limit. The time needed depends on the size and complexity of the record. Individual upload limits still apply.
Ask questions across workspace files, draft offer letters and agreements from your company forms, and review incoming agreements with Document Redline. The Document Library holds up to 50 reusable Word or PDF files. Offer letters support batches of up to 500 recipients.
Landon accepts PDFs, text files, CSV and Excel spreadsheets, Word documents, saved emails, images, PowerPoint files, RTF, and ZIP archives of supported files. PDFs and images are read visually, including handwriting and plats. Other document formats are parsed to text.
Chat holds up to 1,500 active PDF pages in full context. A single PDF can be up to 1,000 pages. Above the full-context ceiling, Chat retrieves relevant material from the workspace. Title Center has no per-run document-count limit.
Yes. Invite your team to a shared workspace. Brokers and outside counsel can review documents, chat with workspace files and title runs, and attach files in chat. Broker access does not include uploading to Knowledge, launching title runs, creating workspaces, or managing settings.
Documents and data are encrypted at rest and in transit. Landon does not use your data to train AI models. Workspace access controls limit who can view your documents, and email two-factor authentication is required for every user.
Start free, create a workspace, and upload your documents. The free trial includes two title runs. Choose a familiar tract so you can compare the result with work you already trust. You can also book a demo with the Landon team.
Bring a tract. See how Landon works.
Tell us about your title work. We can walk through ownership, leases, and follow-up questions with your team.