RigFlow version 2.7

Users can now use # hashtags for sensor data: Typing # allows you to attach sensor data directly to the comment.

You learn more on Detail view in Operation Log.

The Copilot panel now prioritizes active roles at the top of the list, allowing users to see which roles have been given control.

You can learn more about Co-pilot.

WellNav notifications keep crews informed as the bit approaches depth-based markers, such as risks and events. Notifications can now be turned off completely when needed to reduce distractions. Active entries remain visible in the Well view, even if notifications are disabled. Users can also snooze repetitive alerts during reaming operations or adjust notification set points for different tripping speeds.

You can learn more about it on Notifications in WellNav.

On Rig Page, we’ve added the Generate with AI button to the Operational Summary widget. This tool helps offshore crews quickly create draft summaries of the last 12 hours, saving time and reducing manual work. Crews can then review, edit, and publish the summary to ensure accuracy.

Read more about the Generate with AI button.

This release resolves critical depth calculation errors, enhances operational log reliability, and restores key collaboration features, including hashtags, insights, and attachments. Performance and stability in RigFlow have been significantly enhanced, ensuring smoother workflows and a more consistent user experience across rigs and procedures.