Every hour your team spends retyping valve tags, specs, and line numbers off a drawing is an hour they're not spending on the judgment only they can provide. Upload your P&IDs — piping and instrumentation drawings — and get a structured valve schedule, instrument list, and document metadata back, reviewed against the source drawing and ready to export. Equipment list extraction is coming soon.
No installation, nothing to configure: upload through your browser, get results back in the same session. Nothing to install on your machine, no IT ticket required.
One plan — nothing sold separately.
Tag, valve type, NPS, spec code, and line number — extracted and linked back to the source drawing.
Equipment tags and identifying information, structured into one reviewable list.
Instrument tags and loop information, extracted and organized for downstream use.
Title block, drawing number, and revision — pulled straight from the sheet.
Not a new system to learn — a step that replaces the slowest part of the ones you already run.
Drop in a P&ID as a PDF. CAD-native drawings give the most accurate results — scanned drawings can be visually read too, and heavily degraded or very old scans are supported by Legacy Archive Digitizer instead.
PID Intelligence reads the available valve, instrument, and metadata information from the drawing.
See results in context of the source drawing, and spend your time on what's flagged — not retyping what isn't.
Take the structured, reviewed data into whatever your team already uses downstream.
This isn't about replacing engineering judgment — it's about not spending it on data entry.
Retyping valve tags, specs, and instrument lists by hand costs hours per drawing. Turn that into an upload instead.
Spend less on manual transcription. Put the budget toward the engineering work that actually needs an engineer.
Move your team's time from data entry into review, judgment, and the decisions only they can make.
Go from a drawing set to structured, reviewable data in a fraction of the time manual transcription takes.
Each row is one valve, linked back to where it was found on the drawing. Blank is better than a guess.
| Tag | Valve type | NPS | Line number | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MV-1247 | Gate | 6" | 9001-6-UA-A1A01-0013 | High |
| MV-1248 | Ball | 4" | 9001-4-UA-A1A01-0014 | High |
| MV-1249 | Gate | 4" | — | Review |
Sample only — illustrative of output format. Actual results depend on the drawing's quality, resolution, and available information.
No. PID Intelligence extracts and structures the data that's on the drawing — it doesn't validate, certify, or replace engineering judgment. Every output is meant for engineering review before use.
PDFs with an intact annotation layer (typically exported directly from CAD) give the most accurate results. Scanned or flattened drawings can be visually read too, but results depend on scan quality and resolution — heavily degraded or very old scans are supported by Legacy Archive Digitizer instead.
No. Upload happens through your browser — nothing to install, nothing for IT to configure.
Yes — P&ID QC checks your results against the drawing itself. It's a separate cost on top of extraction, not something included automatically.
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Every plan includes all three outputs. Equipment list extraction is coming soon. Nothing sold separately.
For smaller firms or project-based work. 20 drawings/mo · $10/drawing overage.
For active projects — covers most firms end to end. 50 drawings/mo · $10/drawing overage.
Extraction, validation, and document metadata in one plan. 50 drawings/mo.
Legacy or scanned drawings? See Legacy Archive Digitizer pricing. Full comparison on the Pricing page →
Upload a P&ID and get an extraction. Review it against the source drawing. Export it when you're ready.
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