Open the access link you were sent, in this browser. The link never expires and can be opened as many times as you like — but each browser needs it once, and the address of this page on its own will not sign you in.
Press + New Conversion and pick the completion procedure PDF. Selecting several wells at once is fine — each PDF is read as its own program and comes back as its own well, with its own workbook.
Two to three minutes for a typical 50-page procedure. Stage numbers, plug depths and every cluster depth are read out of the document itself, and each value keeps a reference to the page it came from.
Eleven safety rules run on every well — stage count against the source, plug below its own clusters, depths inside the well, no cluster listed twice. A well that passes is marked VALIDATED. If a rule fails, the well is QUARANTINED and the workbook name carries it, so nothing questionable reaches Stager unnoticed.
One .xlsx per well, named after the well itself.
In Stager, import the workbook and choose AI Standard from the list of standard formats. If that entry is not in your list yet, download the format file below and drop it in with your other Stager formats — then it appears alongside them and every workbook from here imports without further setup.
The format definition for Stager. Add it once, per workstation.
PerfsStage number, plug depth, and the cluster depths in source order (deep to shallow). The toe stage carries no plug and is left blank rather than zero.General InfoWell name, UID, surface latitude and longitude, site name. Stager reads these automatically — coordinates are not typed by hand.POIA ready-made list — top of liner, 30/60/90 degree points, toe sleeve — for the operator to enter in Stager's POI panel. Stager does not read this sheet.ValidationEvery rule result, the pages each value was read from, and a sign-off row. Extra sheets are ignored on import.A scanned or image-only PDF cannot be read — the job stops and says so rather than guessing. Such a document needs human review, not conversion.