Phillips 66 Rebuilds FITS Platform for Gas Gathering Data
Phillips 66 has modernized its FITS platform, a customer-facing system that provides gas gathering, production and meter data, improving reliability, security and access for midstream customers.
(P&GJ) — Phillips 66 has completed a major modernization of its FITS platform, a customer-facing system that provides access to gas gathering, production and meter data for customers and employees.
The rebuilt Field Information & Technology Services (FITS) platform went live March 31 and serves as a central hub for production information, reporting and billing-related services. The upgrade replaces an older system with a more modern architecture designed to improve reliability, security and scalability.
The platform supports subscription-based reporting and data delivery services while integrating with SAP billing systems. It also provides customers with web, mobile and reporting access to production and meter information used in day-to-day operations.
FITS collects data from gas gathering systems, production equipment and meters, then organizes that information into reports and dashboards used by customers and Phillips 66 personnel. Users can view production volumes, monitor meter readings and analyze daily, hourly and monthly operating data from a single platform.
According to Phillips 66, the modernization is intended to improve visibility into production and meter activity while helping teams identify and address issues more quickly.
"Customers rely on FITS every day for timely access to production and meter information," said Brian O'Neill, senior manager of business systems at Phillips 66. "The rebuild provides a stronger technical foundation to support those services and future enhancements."
The company said trend analysis within the platform can help identify meter or field equipment issues before they become larger operational problems, allowing teams to respond more quickly and keep customers informed.
Tabatha Floyd, a FITS business services specialist, said the project required close coordination across multiple teams while maintaining ongoing operations.
"We were able to modernize an important platform while keeping the business running smoothly," Floyd said. "That positions us to better support customers and respond to issues more quickly."
Phillips 66 said the upgraded platform will provide a foundation for future enhancements as customer and operational data requirements continue to grow.