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Enverus and Tracts.co Partner to Eliminate the Gap Between Courthouse Research and Ownership Decisions

New integration connects Enverus Courthouse data directly to Tracts.co ownership workflows, cutting title project timelines by up to 70% across oil and gas, power, and renewables

byJon Haubert

AUSTIN, Texas (Apr. 22, 2026) — Enverus, the leading energy AI and data analytics provider, today announced a strategic partnership with Tracts.co, whose title management platform has processed ownership calculations across millions of acres for land teams at some of the industry’s most active operators. The partnership directly addresses one of the most persistent friction points in energy land work: the broken handoff between courthouse research and actionable ownership intelligence.

Starting with Permian Abstract Plants, Enverus Courthouse data flows directly into Tracts.co projects, eliminating re-keying and broken handoffs. Project URLs are automatically written back into Prism and Drillinginfo, keeping land, A&D, subsurface, and executive teams aligned in real time. The result is a workflow that cuts title project timelines by up to 70%, spanning hydrocarbons, power, and renewables in a single platform.

What the joint platform delivers

  • Title on Demand™: Courthouse documents to complete chain of title instantly, with no manual re-entry between Enverus and Tracts.
  • Cross-Sector Asset Visibility: Title records linked to wind, solar, transmission, and oil and gas assets in one platform, purpose-built for diversified energy portfolios.
  • Ownership Risk Scoring and Lease Forecasting: Advanced analytics that de-risk acquisitions, flag ownership uncertainty early, and sharpen development strategy before capital is committed.
  • Live Operational Context: Drilling activity, production, permits, and A&D events from Enverus surfaced directly inside Tracts.co, so title work is informed by why an asset matters, not just what the documents say.

“Land professionals are expected to answer ownership questions faster than ever, across more asset types, with no margin for error,” said Silas Martin, VP & GM of Land Products at Enverus. “This partnership means a land team running title in the Permian can go from courthouse search to a complete ownership report without leaving their workflow, and have that context available to their A&D and subsurface teams in real time. That’s not an incremental improvement. That’s a different way of working.”

“Time kills deals,” said Ashley Gilmore, CEO and Co-Founder of Tracts.co. “We built Tracts to eliminate the inefficiencies that slow land teams down at exactly the wrong moment. Partnering with Enverus gives our platform the data depth and distribution to reach thousands more professionals across every segment of energy. The industry moves fast. Now land intelligence can too.”

The joint Enverus and Tracts.co offering launches initially for Permian Basin customers. Organizations interested in early access can contact their Enverus account representative or visit enverus.com/tracts.

About Enverus
Enverus is the energy industry’s AI and data platform, serving more than 8,000 energy companies across 50 countries. Built on 25+ years of proprietary intelligence – 2.7 petabytes of continuously updated data, 350 million+ courthouse records, and $500 billion+ in annual transactions covering the full energy value chain across upstream, midstream, power, renewables, utilities, and capital markets. Enverus is 100% dedicated to energy. Learn more at enverus.com.

About Tracts.co
Tracts.co is a title management platform purpose-built for energy land professionals, enabling teams to move from courthouse documents to complete ownership reports in a fraction of the time. Tracts.co serves operators, mineral companies, and land service firms throughout North America. For more information, visit tracts.co.

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