To navigate to Apollo Studio, open your web browser and navigate to https://api.onxecta.com/api/gql

You can use a user-based JWT from the ProdX application or a bearer token from MTLS. For MTLS, please refer to the Postman Tutorial for instructions on obtaining a token. To obtain a user-based, navigate to ProdX at [customer].app.onxecta.com, click on your initials in the top right corner of the screen to open the menu, and click directly on your name to copy a token to the clipboard.

Note: JWT tokens expire after a period of time. If queries stop functioning, generate a new token and update your query or shared header.

Add a Header with the key name "Authorization" and the value as "Bearer {INSERT JWT TOKEN HERE}". Make sure you leave a space between bearer and the token itself.

Adding a header as shown below will only apply to the current query. If you click the link at the bottom right of the center column titled "Set Shared Headers", you can set a global header which will apply to all query tabs you have open.

Note: JWT tokens expire after a period of time. If queries stop functioning, generate a new token and update your query or shared header.

For many of the GraphQL requests, you will need to run a query to get the XID's (Xecta's unique identifiers for your data entries) for the wells which you want to interact with. You can enter a query manually in the center "operation" section of apollo or you can use the navigation tree on the right side of the screen to interactively build a query. Hovering over items in the tree will launch a popup with additional documentation about the entity.

Paste this query into Apollo Studio and click the "GetWellInfo" execution button

This will return all wells in the database in the response section on the right.

One of the most common queries is for cleansed daily data supplemented with all daily output values from ProdX (like bottomhole pressure, productivity index, etc.). The sample below shows you how to query for this information.

Paste the query above into the "Operation" panel of Apollo Studio.

For this query, you will have to add "Variables" for the start date, end date, and a list of XIDs (Xecta unique identifier for the well) that you want to query.

At the bottom of the Apollo Studio, click the "Variables" tab, and paste in the following code. Make sure the startDate and endDate are ISO8601 complaint date strings.

Press the blue "WellPerformanceAnalysisResults" Execution button in the top right of the "Operation" section of apollo studio. You will see your results for your listed wells on the right

You can change from a JSON to Tabular view by switching between the icons below