Legacy instrument index to Excel.
Upload the legacy instrument index, whether a scanned PDF or a typed export, and Tagsight reads every row into a clean, structured workbook. Tag, type, service, signal class, loop, datasheet reference, range, and notes per instrument.
Three drawings included on a new account.
What a legacy instrument index carries.
Upload the legacy instrument index, whether a scanned PDF or a typed export, and Tagsight reads every row into a clean, structured workbook. Tag, type, service, signal class, loop, datasheet reference, range, and notes per instrument.
From legacy file to clean register.
- 01UploadIndex PDF or export
- 02ReadFields per instrument
- 03ReviewConfirm and edit
- 04ExportWorkbook
Common questions
What formats of legacy index are supported?
PDF scans, typed Excel or CSV exports, and handwritten-then-scanned indexes are all supported. You review and confirm the rows.
How is signal class assigned when it is missing?
Where the legacy index has no signal class, Tagsight proposes one and you confirm it in review. Every class can be changed in the review canvas before export.
Can it link instruments to equipment?
Yes, when the legacy index carries an equipment column or when a linked P&ID is uploaded together with the index. The linked equipment tag is preserved in its own column.
What happens to the datasheet reference column?
Datasheet references are extracted as-is into a dedicated column. If the reference is a document number, it appears exactly as printed on the index.
Does the JSON export include all fields?
Yes. One object per instrument carrying every column the index yielded, including tag, type, service, signal class, loop, range, and any additional columns the source table printed.
What is included on signup?
Enough to import a legacy index and export a clean workbook.
Convert the index.
Upload a legacy instrument index in any format, get a structured workbook with every tag, signal class, loop, and reference already populated.
Three drawings included on a new account.