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Search your P&IDs. Trace equipment across sheets. Review changes together, with every result linked to its source.
Follow equipment, pipework and references across your drawing library. Keep every connection linked to its source drawing.
Identify equipment in your P&IDs and connect it to your asset records. See which equipment and drawings are missing from the records you have.
Engineering understanding
A P&ID contains more than equipment labels. Drawing Intelligence connects the assets, the pipework, the references and the engineering information into one searchable picture.
Detect pumps, valves, instruments and other equipment in your P&IDs. Extract their tags and connect each identified asset to its position on the source drawing.
Equipment recognition · Asset identity · Source locationFollow the line through the drawing, distinguish pipe crossings from connected junctions, and resolve continuation points between sheets. See how the process connects across the entire P&ID map.
Pipe topology · Junctions & crossings · Cross-sheet connectionsCompare the drawing-derived equipment with your uploaded asset register. Surface equipment found only in the P&IDs, register records without a drawing match, and identities that need reconciliation.
Matched assets · Drawing-only equipment · Unmatched recordsAudit the references in your library against the drawings you have uploaded. Extract the notes and off-sheet references that point to missing documents, so the team can see what is absent and where it was mentioned.
Drawing audit · Extracted notes · Missing referencesAsset & drawing audits
Put the drawing library and asset register alongside each other. Turn missing equipment, unmatched records and missing referenced sheets into a reviewable list, with the source evidence attached.
Find the difference between the assets in the drawings and the records in your register.
See which referenced documents are missing and retain their extracted notes and drawing references.
AI & collaborative redlining
Make the change where you find it. Redline a drawing in the field, edit equipment with AI and keep the whole team on the same page across the entire connected P&ID map.
The person at the asset and the team in the office work in the same live drawing workspace.
Mobile · iOS & Android
iPad · Field team
MacBook Pro · Engineering
AI-based redlining
Right-click a valve and say, “Change this to a gate valve.” Select a pump and ask for a screw pump. Highlight a missing section and say, “Add a valve here.”
AI updates the drawing in your live workspace. Capture the change at the equipment and collaborate immediately, instead of passing a marked-up file back and forth.
Change this to a gate valve.
Field changes remain in the drawing’s revision and review workflow.
Cross-drawing redlining
We developed the first cross-drawing redlining tool to follow the engineering system across the entire P&ID map. A line, an asset or a change can continue across connected drawings.
Carry the redline through continuation points. Keep the conversation, the change and the connected pages together in one shared workspace.
Drawings connected across the facilityFrom spatial understanding to engineering
Find equipment, trace its connections, inspect source notes and explore the drawing map in the same workspace. The answer stays connected to the drawing and the asset it describes.
Keep classifications, inferred connections and proposed engineering actions in your team’s review workflow.
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Connected document control
Open a drawing from the network and check its revision, review status and source file.
Review, approve and issue drawings through your team’s own document-control process.
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LBC Tank Terminals
“The AI driven P&ID analysis will be a gamechanger for asset management…”
Jeremy Alberty · Director of Operations, North America
Explore the LBC relationship ↗Bring the library you have. We’ll show you how to connect it and help define the first useful scope.
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