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⚠ Sync conflict

This project was updated elsewhere.

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Delete this entry?

This removes it and recalculates ownership. This cannot be undone.

Name this tract

Give the new tract a short name so you can find it in the list. You can change it anytime.

↓ Import chain sheet

Upload a chain sheet workbook (columns like Instrument, Bk./Pg., Execution Date, Filed Date, Grantor, Grantee, Legal Description, and notes). Tracts are generated from the sheet's patents first — that's the minimal real set of tracts a chain sheet actually covers. Every row (patents included) is then matched against that tract set and sorted into the matching tract's review queue. Rows that don't match a patent-derived tract (a blank/messy legal field, an OGL/well reference, or a legal call no patent here covers) land under "Unassigned imports" in the sidebar for manual assignment instead. Nothing is added to any chain until you click Insert on a row and save it yourself.

⇄ Reassign to a different tract

Moves this instrument out of the current tract's mineral chain and into the one you pick — use this to fix an instrument that was inserted into the wrong tract. Both tracts' ownership recalculate immediately.

⚖ Attach this release to a lease

A release doesn't create a new lease — pick the existing lease on this tract that it releases. That lease's status is set to Released with this release's book/page and date.

⚖ Split this tract

Creates a new tract with the exact same chain of title (every instrument, as of right now) as this one — for when a tract is later divided into smaller aliquots (e.g. E/2 becomes NE/4 and SE/4). Record whatever conveyance actually caused the split on each half going forward; this tract is untouched.

⚖ Merge tracts

For two tracts that each started at their own patent but combine into one going forward (e.g. a re-plat, or a consolidated drilling unit). Creates a new tract whose ownership is each source tract's CURRENT owners, reweighted by that tract's share of the combined acreage, as a single stipulation dated below. Both source tracts are left exactly as they are — nothing here changes their chains.

📄 Generate Title Report

⚠ This change affects other instruments

Saving this edit changes who held what interest at one or more later points in the chain. The following instrument(s) would newly show a problem:

You can save anyway and fix the affected instruments afterward (they'll be flagged in the ledger), or cancel and adjust this edit first.

⚖ Depth split this leasehold

Creates a new leasehold with the exact same member leases and the exact same assignment chain (all owners, all shares) as of right now — scoped to a different depth interval. Edit the new leasehold afterward to record whatever assignment actually happens at that depth (e.g. the owner who requested the split assigning their interest there to someone else). The leasehold you split from is untouched.