For ROW and leasing agents in the field

Your agents shouldn't be their own researchers.

Basinfoundry hands your leasing and ROW agents complete tract packets: current ownership, prior instruments, and contact information, so they spend their time on the conversation, not on courthouse homework.

Landowner contacts
per agent per week
15 min
Of packet review
vs. 3 hrs of research
90%
Of heirs located,
with documented chain
One
Packet per tract,
not a folder of loose ends

Your best negotiators shouldn't be running the courthouse.

01 — Agents doing paralegal work

Half the week is research, not relationships.

Your best negotiators spend their mornings tracing heirs and pulling old leases, instead of on doorsteps. That's expensive time on the wrong task, and it's why your senior agents burn out.

02 — Incomplete packets, bad conversations

Walking in blind costs you credibility.

Knocking on a door without knowing about the 1994 affidavit of heirship, the existing pipeline easement, or the uncle who owns an undivided third interest is how good-faith negotiations stall and relationships sour.

03 — Heirship is a black hole

The owner died in 1994. Eleven heirs, three states.

Tracking down every heir, verifying their interest, and getting signatures is a multi-week project on its own. For one tract. Multiply by a hundred and you see why leasing schedules slip.

04 — Skip trace without the skill

"Return to sender" is not a landowner response.

Old mailing addresses, deceased owners, out-of-state heirs. Finding current contact information is specialized work your field agents shouldn't have to improvise, and shouldn't have to outsource to three different vendors.

05 — Lease calendar chaos

Which leases are held, expired, or in suspense?

Across hundreds of active tracts, knowing which leases are currently held by production, which are in their primary term, and which are cleared for re-leasing is a spreadsheet exercise that falls apart within six months.

06 — Field notes that never get back

The agent's conversation lives in their notebook.

"She said her son handles her mail." "He's open to an offer above $X." That context is the actual value of field work, and it evaporates unless it's captured against the tract record. Ours captures it.

Your agents walk in ready to negotiate.

We do the research and administration that sits underneath every tract conversation. Your agents focus on the relationship, the offer, and the close.

i.
Agent packets

One packet per tract, ready for the drive.

Current ownership, mailing and physical address, phone where available, prior instruments on the parcel, existing lease status, heirship notes, and any known landowner preferences, bundled into one tract packet your agent reviews in fifteen minutes before the visit.

Before
3 hrs prep per tract
With Basinfoundry
15 min packet review
ii.
Heirship research

Heirship chains, traced and documented.

Probate records, affidavits of heirship, obituary and census data, family trees cross-referenced. Every heir identified with their fractional interest and the supporting evidence, so your agent knows exactly whose signature they need.

Before
Weeks per estate
With Basinfoundry
Days, with documentation
iii.
Skip tracing

Current contact information for hard-to-find owners.

For out-of-state heirs, deceased-owner estates, and moved-address owners: current mailing address, phone, and email where lawfully available, sourced from public records and legitimate data providers. No vendor chain, no extra procurement.

Before
Three separate vendors
With Basinfoundry
In the packet
iv.
Lease status tracking

A live lease calendar across every active tract.

Primary term, extension, held-by-production, expired, in suspense. Every lease in your portfolio tagged with current status, payment calendar, and renewal window, so your leasing team acts on the deadline before it passes.

Before
A spreadsheet that rots
With Basinfoundry
A live calendar
v.
Field notes capture

Your agent's conversation, saved against the tract.

Voice note, text, or typed entry: field observations captured against the tract record and searchable across the project. When the agent rotates or goes on vacation, the relationship context stays with the firm, not with the individual.

Before
Lost in a notebook
With Basinfoundry
On the tract record

Put packets in your agents' hands.

Book a 30-minute call. We'll scope a paid pilot on one upcoming leasing or ROW project, typically 30 to 45 days, so your agents can work from Basinfoundry packets on real tracts before you commit to the full engagement.

Book a 30-min walkthrough →
Your agents. Your relationships. Your close.