P&ID to equipment list.

One row per asset: tag, type, service, sub-type, materials where annotated, and the count of instruments wired to it.

The equipment list is already on the drawing.

Convert a P&ID set into a structured equipment list. One row per asset with service, sub-type, materials, and linked-instrument count. Exports to Excel and CSV.

The equipment list ships as a spreadsheet, sized to drop into your existing register. The DEXPI export carries the topology link to instruments and lines.

From drawing to register.

01UploadP&ID PDF or image
02ClassifyType and sub-type per symbol
03LinkInstruments to equipment
04ExportExcel or CSV

Every tag, in the dialect it was drawn in.

Each sheet's tag convention is read as-is. Tags are never silently rewritten to ISA. Multi-site projects with mixed conventions produce one merged equipment list, with every tag in the form it was drawn in.

ISA 5.1PT-101, FCV-203, TIC-4407
KKS10LAC01CT001, 20MAL10AA001
IEC 81346=A1+B2-PT001
DIN 19227PIRA+02-301
NORSOK Z-DP-00220-PT-3201
NEN Dutch HVACKB3DH02, XL7VK04
Shell DEP12-PIT-0421
In-house formatsPI-CRACK-101A

One structured equipment list, cross-referenced and ready to export.

Tag, type, service, sub-type, and materials where annotated
The count of instruments wired to each asset
Rolled up automatically from the instrument data on each drawing
Cross-checked against an existing equipment register on request

Export targets.

Excel.xlsxFormatted workbook with linked-instrument count column CSV.csvFlat table, one row per asset, for import into a register DEXPI.xmlTopology-linked XML carrying equipment and instrument nodes

Common questions

What equipment types are extracted?

Pumps, compressors, turbines, vessels, reactors, tanks, storage spheres, shell-and-tube exchangers, air coolers, fired heaters, columns, filters, packaged units, motors, and any other asset carrying a recognizable equipment tag. Rotating and static equipment both appear.

How does the equipment list differ from an instrument index?

An equipment list is one row per physical asset. An instrument index is one row per instrument tag. The two documents cross-reference: each equipment row carries a count and list of instruments wired to it, and each instrument row carries the equipment tag it monitors or controls.

Where does the linked-instrument count come from?

From the instrument data on the same drawing set. Every instrument is paired to the equipment tag it sits on, and the count rolls up to the equipment row automatically.

Can I cross-check against an existing equipment register?

Yes. Upload an existing equipment list as an Excel reference file. Tagsight cross-references the extracted rows against the register and flags assets that appear on the drawing but are absent from the register, and vice versa.

Does this work on scanned drawings?

Yes. Scanned, faded, and photographed P&IDs are supported alongside CAD-exported PDFs. You review and confirm the rows before export.

What is included on signup?

Enough to process a small drawing set on your own files end-to-end and export the workbook.

Convert your drawings.

Upload a P&ID set in any drawing convention, get the equipment list with linked-instrument counts, export Excel or CSV.

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The equipment list is already on the drawing.

Convert a P&ID set into a structured equipment list. One row per asset with service, sub-type, materials, and linked-instrument count. Exports to Excel and CSV.

The equipment list ships as a spreadsheet, sized to drop into your existing register. The DEXPI export carries the topology link to instruments and lines.

Every tag, in the dialect it was drawn in.

ISA 5.1PT-101, FCV-203, TIC-4407

KKS10LAC01CT001, 20MAL10AA001

IEC 81346=A1+B2-PT001

DIN 19227PIRA+02-301

NORSOK Z-DP-00220-PT-3201

NEN Dutch HVACKB3DH02, XL7VK04

Shell DEP12-PIT-0421

In-house formatsPI-CRACK-101A