North Dakota · Docket & Land Intelligence
Pooling, spacing, and unit changes — decoded by section-township-range and explained in plain English — for landmen and the mineral owners you represent. Permits, signed orders, wellfile updates, and upcoming docket hearings, organized so you can act on the signal instead of digging through NDIC PDFs.
Free, no account: daily ND permits, GIS map links, confidential wells, and the rig list — searchable, all in one place. Paid adds the docket radar landmen actually work from: real-time permit & order alerts, unlimited watchlists, wellfiles & scout tickets, signed orders decoded for what they mean to the minerals affected, and the Deal Queue — every upcoming spacing, pooling & unitization hearing ranked by county, operator, and likelihood, weeks before it hits a permit. Compare plans →
What to do next
Permit map and well search
How it works
Permits, signed orders, and hearing dockets are pulled into one stream so new approvals do not hide inside PDFs.
Earliest regulatory signal 02 · DetectWhen NDIC adds new pages to a tracked wellfile, we surface the page diff and summary so you know what changed before reopening the PDF.
Page diff + summary 03 · ActUse signed orders, wellfile updates, and permit activity to decide which wells, sections, and operators near your minerals deserve attention first.
Act on the signalSearch structured well data, signed orders, permit activity, and wellfile documents in one place. Get grounded answers so you can verify quickly instead of opening every PDF.