Map
Map source fields to the project structure and reuse the mapping on refresh.
Meridian · Data & Integrations
Bring existing assumptions, production, cost, schedule, actuals and reference data into Meridian. Inputs are mapped, validated and reconciled before they enter the model.
Inputs
Files and structured extracts are read directly — XLSX, CSV and standard system exports. Direct system connections are scoped against the client’s data estate during implementation. The source system remains the system of record.
Production forecasts, historical production, reserves and resource positions, and well data from reservoir and production systems.
Cost estimates, budgets, commitments and actual expenditure from cost systems, ERP and accounting extracts.
Activities, dependencies, milestones, baselines and actual progress from existing scheduling tools.
Price decks, forward curves, differentials, tariffs, exchange rates and contract terms held as dated records.
Licence terms, work commitments and fiscal regime records, with effective dates retained.
Candidate assumptions extracted from contracts, licences and technical studies for review, plus public company disclosures.
Import control
Record the mapping, validation result and source reference with the import so calculated outputs remain traceable to the accepted input.
Map source fields to the project structure and reuse the mapping on refresh.
Check type, unit, range and completeness; report failures as exceptions.
Reconcile imported totals to source and record unresolved differences.
Accepted data enters the project with its source, extract date and approver.
Outputs and integrations
Outputs retain the project, case, version, status and source context needed to reconcile them to the model.
Supported now
Report packs and supporting tables, reproducible from the version that issued them.
Period cash flow, fiscal detail, schedule detail and assumption registers in machine-readable form.
By implementation scope
Programmatic access to cases, results and registers, and notifications when approved data changes.
Exchange with identity, document, workflow, finance, operations and project-control systems where required.
Implementation
Each step is confirmed with the people who own the data and the numbers before the next begins.
The data estate: sources, owners and formats.
Modules, calculation conventions and fiscal records for the organisation.
First results against the numbers the business already trusts.
Access, identity and environments confirmed with IT.
Refreshes, new sources and configuration changes as the estate evolves.
Integration scoping
Tell us the source, the target and the data that needs to move.