Instrument datasheet to Excel.
Upload a batch of instrument datasheets and Tagsight reads every tag, service, process variable, range, set point, process conditions, materials, and manufacturer detail into one structured workbook. One row per instrument.
What a datasheet carries.
Each row in the output corresponds to one instrument. Every column maps directly to a field on the datasheet.
The same row data in the format your team uses.
From datasheets to master index.
- 01UploadDatasheet PDFs
- 02ReadFields per instrument
- 03ReviewConfirm and edit
- 04ExportWorkbook
Fields extracted.
| # | Field | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Tag | |
| 02 | Service | |
| 03 | Type | e.g. pressure transmitter, control valve |
| 04 | Process variable | |
| 05 | Range | |
| 06 | Units | |
| 07 | Set point | |
| 08 | Process pressure | |
| 09 | Process temperature | |
| 10 | Materials of construction | |
| 11 | Manufacturer | |
| 12 | Model number | |
| 13 | Datasheet revision | |
| 14 | Calibration date |
Common questions
Does it read scanned datasheets?
Yes. Scanned PDF datasheets and digital vendor formats are both supported. You review and confirm the fields before export.
How are process conditions extracted?
Process pressure and temperature are each captured in separate columns. If a datasheet lists normal and design conditions, both are preserved with a label.
Can it handle multi-page datasheets?
Yes. Multi-page datasheets produce one row per instrument in the output, with fields consolidated across pages.
What if the model number is not on the datasheet?
Fields that are absent on a given sheet are left blank in the corresponding row. Nothing is filled in from other instruments.
How is the calibration date formatted?
Dates are extracted as they appear on the datasheet. No automatic reformatting is applied; you control that in Excel.
What is included on signup?
Enough to process a batch of datasheets end-to-end and export the workbook.
Convert your datasheets.
Upload a batch of instrument datasheets, get every tag, range, set point, and process condition in one workbook.