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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Chesapeake Operating United States	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	1200	$4.1B	United States	Enverus	Enverus EnergyLink	Oil Gas and Chemicals ERP	2014	n/a	In 2014, Chesapeake Operating United States deployed Enverus EnergyLink as part of its Oil Gas and Chemicals ERP footprint to support land, revenue and billing workflows. The deployment targeted land and title operations and was positioned to coordinate joint interest billing and revenue matters across corporate functions. The implementation configured Enverus EnergyLink to support land management, lease and title administration, and joint interest billing workflows typical of Oil Gas and Chemicals ERP solutions. Configuration work emphasized record linkage between mineral and surface owner records, division order support, and revenue accounting data feeds to ensure consistent transactional records across business functions. Operational integration included explicit connections with SAP, P2 BOLO, Oildex, Excel, SharePoint, and Outlook as part of daily workflows, reflecting a hybrid environment where Enverus EnergyLink served as a central land and revenue orchestration layer. The rollout extended across Land, Division Orders, Accounting, Lease Records, and Legal teams, enabling coordinated inquiry resolution for title and lease issues, working interest partner questions, and account reconciliations. Governance centered on cross-functional process alignment between Land and Accounting teams, standardizing inquiry handling and joint interest billing escalations, and embedding EnergyLink into existing document and communication channels. The narrative of usage indicates operational adoption by land technical staff for routine title, lease, and revenue inquiries while maintaining integration points to enterprise accounting and document management systems.
Chesapeake Operating United States	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	1200	$4.1B	United States	Oildex	Transzap Oildex OpenInvoice	AP Automation	2014	n/a	In 2014 Chesapeake Operating United States implemented Transzap Oildex OpenInvoice as its AP Automation platform. The deployment targeted accounts payable workflows across corporate accounting and land operations, replacing manual invoice handling with an electronic invoice processing pipeline driven by the Transzap Oildex OpenInvoice application. Configuration centered on invoice capture and validation, supplier invoice portal functionality, configurable approval workflows, coding and cost allocation, and payment batch preparation. Transzap Oildex OpenInvoice was configured to support oil and gas invoice attributes common to the sector, with automated exception routing and role based approvals to align accounting, land administration, and division order review steps. The implementation integrated with on premise financial systems and operational tools documented by Chesapeake teams, including SAP for financial posting and general ledger reconciliation, P2 BOLO for division order and joint interest billing context, EnergyLink for document exchange, and shared repositories such as Excel and SharePoint for ancillary records. Email notifications and workflow alerts were routed via Outlook to support invoice inquiry and vendor correspondence, preserving links between AP transactions and land, lease records, and legal review processes. Governance was structured around cross functional ownership by Accounting, Land, Division Orders, Lease Records, and Legal to manage invoice acceptance criteria and exception handling. Rollout emphasized workflow standardization and training for AP clerks and land administrators to adopt the Transzap Oildex OpenInvoice driven AP Automation processes, with documented escalation paths for disputes and audit traceability.
	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	1200	$4.1B	United States	SAP	SAP Business Planning and Consolidation	EPM	2015	n/a
	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	1200	$4.1B	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft SharePoint	Enterprise Content Management	2015	n/a
	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	1200	$4.1B	United States	FIS Global	FIS Treasury and Risk Manager - Quantum Edition	Treasury Management	2013	n/a
	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	1200	$4.1B	United States	Broadcom	AppWorx Workload Automation	Business Process Management	2020	n/a
	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	35000	$4.1B	Russia	Everledger	Everledger Diamond Platform	Blockchain Platform	2019	n/a
	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	35000	$4.1B	Russia	Tracr	TracrTM	Blockchain Platform	2020	n/a
	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	35000	$4.1B	Russia	Microsoft	Xandr Invest (ex AppNexus DSP)	Digital Advertising Platform	2013	n/a
	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	35000	$4.1B	Russia	Resonate	Resonate Ignite Platform	Data Management Platform	2013	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

Chesapeake Operating United States

Oil, Gas and Chemicals

1200

$4.1B

United States

Enverus

Enverus EnergyLink

Oil Gas and Chemicals ERP

2014

n/a

In 2014, Chesapeake Operating United States deployed Enverus EnergyLink as part of its Oil Gas and Chemicals ERP footprint to support land, revenue and billing workflows. The deployment targeted land and title operations and was positioned to coordinate joint interest billing and revenue matters across corporate functions. The implementation configured Enverus EnergyLink to support land management, lease and title administration, and joint interest billing workflows typical of Oil Gas and Chemicals ERP solutions. Configuration work emphasized record linkage between mineral and surface owner records, division order support, and revenue accounting data feeds to ensure consistent transactional records across business functions. Operational integration included explicit connections with SAP, P2 BOLO, Oildex, Excel, SharePoint, and Outlook as part of daily workflows, reflecting a hybrid environment where Enverus EnergyLink served as a central land and revenue orchestration layer. The rollout extended across Land, Division Orders, Accounting, Lease Records, and Legal teams, enabling coordinated inquiry resolution for title and lease issues, working interest partner questions, and account reconciliations. Governance centered on cross-functional process alignment between Land and Accounting teams, standardizing inquiry handling and joint interest billing escalations, and embedding EnergyLink into existing document and communication channels. The narrative of usage indicates operational adoption by land technical staff for routine title, lease, and revenue inquiries while maintaining integration points to enterprise accounting and document management systems.

Chesapeake Operating United States

Oil, Gas and Chemicals

1200

$4.1B

United States

Oildex

Transzap Oildex OpenInvoice

AP Automation

2014

n/a

In 2014 Chesapeake Operating United States implemented Transzap Oildex OpenInvoice as its AP Automation platform. The deployment targeted accounts payable workflows across corporate accounting and land operations, replacing manual invoice handling with an electronic invoice processing pipeline driven by the Transzap Oildex OpenInvoice application. Configuration centered on invoice capture and validation, supplier invoice portal functionality, configurable approval workflows, coding and cost allocation, and payment batch preparation. Transzap Oildex OpenInvoice was configured to support oil and gas invoice attributes common to the sector, with automated exception routing and role based approvals to align accounting, land administration, and division order review steps. The implementation integrated with on premise financial systems and operational tools documented by Chesapeake teams, including SAP for financial posting and general ledger reconciliation, P2 BOLO for division order and joint interest billing context, EnergyLink for document exchange, and shared repositories such as Excel and SharePoint for ancillary records. Email notifications and workflow alerts were routed via Outlook to support invoice inquiry and vendor correspondence, preserving links between AP transactions and land, lease records, and legal review processes. Governance was structured around cross functional ownership by Accounting, Land, Division Orders, Lease Records, and Legal to manage invoice acceptance criteria and exception handling. Rollout emphasized workflow standardization and training for AP clerks and land administrators to adopt the Transzap Oildex OpenInvoice driven AP Automation processes, with documented escalation paths for disputes and audit traceability.