Upload a P&ID set in any tag convention. Get the I/O list, instrument index, equipment, line, and valve registers, each row read as drawn and traceable to the sheet it came from, ready to review and export.
Your engineering data is already in the drawings.
Tagsight reads it into the registers your project runs on, in the convention the sheet was authored in, ready to review and export.
A stack of legacy P&IDs, scanned or CAD-exported, becomes a clean set of registers you can search, compare, and hand over, read in whatever convention the plant has used since commissioning.
Register a baseline set, publish the revised drawings, and the drift shows up tag by tag. Every change lands in a management-of-change record your team signs off before it reaches the field.
Drawings exported from SmartPlant, AVEVA, or AutoCAD read the same way a scan does. The registers come out in an open format, so migrating becomes a review instead of weeks of re-entry.
Every tag on the set is read as drawn, reconciled across the documents that describe it, and kept current as the drawings change.
EPC and engineering Scope a bid or a detail design from the P&IDs you were handed, with the I/O count and registers in hand before the estimate is due.
Owner-operators Turn a plant’s drawing archive into a searchable register that stays current through every revision and turnaround.
System integrators Take a set of P&IDs to a controller-ready I/O list, in the format your DCS or PLC toolchain already imports.Upload a P&ID set in any convention, get the registers your team works from, and export to the platform they already use.