GoFormz bridges the gap between your field crews and the platforms you already run with automatic, accurate data from upstream, midstream, and downstream operations — every drilling site, right-of-way, terminal, and refinery. Start from the field tickets, pipe tallies, and JSAs your crews already know — live and digital in weeks, without writing a line of code. GoFormz keeps working where the signal quits, down in the ditch or out on the lease, and pushes clean data straight into your ERP, accounting, and reporting stack. Your operation sets the terms; the software molds to fit.
See how oil & gas operations use GoFormz to execute critical workflows with greater accuracy, accountability, and speed — even from the most remote locations in the field.




Your crews complete the work every day — upstream, midstream, and downstream. The problem is what happens next: paper tickets and PDFs that reach the office late, incomplete, or wrong. Under PHMSA and OSHA oversight, that's not an inconvenience — it's a liability with your name on it. A routine site visit becomes a citation when a record has to be reconstructed instead of retrieved, a ticket that isn't certified same-day is revenue idling in a truck cab, and open permits and overdue inspections stay invisible until they surface as incidents, not reports.
Your JSA doesn't need a redesign. It needs to stop living in a truck cab. GoFormz digitizes the exact ticket, tally, and inspection forms your crews have filled out for years, down to the field order and layout. A seasoned pro picks it up without training, because nothing about the document changed except what happens after it's signed.
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We went from three week dry spells to a one day turnaround.
GoFormz was built for the parts of the map where nothing else works. A crew can complete a full day of forms in a dead zone — a canyon right-of-way, an offshore platform, a frozen lease road — and the moment the truck rolls back into coverage, every record syncs with its original timestamps, GPS coordinates, and signatures untouched.
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A pipeline spread can have more third-party inspectors on it than employees. Public Forms hands every one of them — inspection contractors, water haulers, surveyors, landowners — a working form via link or QR code. No account, no app, no seat consumed. Their submissions carry the same GPS stamps and route through the same approvals as forms from your own crews.
Dive into Public FormsA half-finished hot work permit doesn't protect anybody — and it won't hold up if PHMSA or OSHA comes asking. GoFormz has the crew's back: the form won't submit until every hazard's been checked, it only asks what actually applies to the job in front of you, and it routes to the right person for sign-off before anyone starts. Nothing gets missed, and nobody's chasing a signature after the fact. When the work's done, the record shows the crew did it right — and that the go-ahead came before the job, not after.
A pipe tally completed in the ditch can post to your Acumatica records, update the job in Salesforce, and file a signed PDF in Egnyte — all before the crew breaks for lunch, with photos and a link back to the original form attached. No re-keying, no CSV shuffling, no waiting on the weekly upload: Microsoft Power Automate moves the data the moment the form is signed.
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Joint numbers scanned by barcode, weld photos tied to GPS coordinates, gauge readings time-stamped at the meter, audio from the morning tailgate: GoFormz captures the job the way it actually happened. And when a question surfaces two years later about a joint buried at mile 14, you pull the record instead of digging up the pipe.
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Keep them. That's the point. Enterprise platforms are where field data should end up; they're just a poor place for it to start. Native ERP forms weren't designed for a welder in a ditch: they assume connectivity, licensed users, and a data-entry mindset the field doesn't have. So the field routes around them, and the paper survives.
GoFormz sits in front of your stack as its field capture layer. Crews work in forms that look like theirs, and validated, structured data lands in SAP, Oracle, Smartsheet, or your accounting system automatically. The platforms you've already invested in finally get field data worth trusting.
Adoption in the oilfield is earned, not mandated. One pipeline contractor started at near-zero buy-in; three weeks in, half the field crew was using GoFormz, and the tipping point came when foremen who transferred to a yard that didn't have it yet called the office asking when they were getting it. The reason is simple: the digital form is the same document crews already fill out, in the same layout, minus the drive to drop off paperwork.
Yes, and in oil & gas, that's often most of the people on the job. Third-party inspection companies rotate project to project. Water haulers, surveyors, and landowners come and go. Public Forms cover all of them: share a link or post a QR code, and the form gets completed on their own phone with no app or account, at $1 per submission instead of the cost of a seat. Their paperwork routes and archives identically to everything your own crews submit.
Offline isn't a feature bolted on. It's the assumption GoFormz is built around. Forms open, complete, and submit with zero signal; syncing happens automatically whenever the device next connects; and records keep the timestamps, coordinates, and signatures from the moment of capture, not the moment of sync. Customers have run it on remote pipeline spreads at fifty below zero. If your people can get to the site, the forms work there.
That's the scenario GoFormz is designed around. DOT and PHMSA don't schedule convenient visits — pipeline operators get them mid-project, on site. Because every submission locks on completion with a full trail of who entered, approved, and changed what, and when, and where, producing documentation is a search rather than a scramble. Template versioning shows exactly what any form required on the date it was filled out, and SOC 2 Type II certification with role-based access keeps the record system itself defensible.
Some pipeline operators run their entire form set through GoFormz: pipe tally, stringing, bending, visual weld, coating, bore inspection, pressure test, as-built, tie-in, and more. Add the rest of the oilfield paper load — daily field tickets and T&M, JSAs and tailgates, hot work and confined space permits, LOTO, DVIRs, gauge and run tickets, timesheets, incident reports. And capture is only half of it: completed forms trigger approvals, spawn follow-on forms, and push structured data into your ERP and reporting stack on their own.
Fast enough to matter this construction season; weeks. Your existing forms upload and convert in minutes, and validation, logic, and routing get added in the no-code builder by your ops team, not consultants. Most companies pick the workflow that hurts most — field tickets, JSAs, or inspections — and have crews submitting inside two weeks, with onboarding support included. Integrations run on pre-built connectors, so there's no development queue to wait in.