P&ID to Excel.
Your P&ID set becomes a workbook. The I/O list, equipment list, and line list arrive as three linked sheets, with cross-references between them, formulas left intact, and conditional formatting on review status and signal class. Drop it into the workflow your team already uses.
Three drawings included on a new account.
The workbook is already on the drawing.
Turn a finished P&ID into a populated Excel workbook. Tagsight reads the instruments, equipment, and lines off the drawing and returns the I/O list, equipment list, and line list as linked sheets.
One Excel file, the three core documents on linked sheets. Each also exports as a standalone CSV when a downstream tool needs a single table.
From drawing to workbook.
- 01UploadP&ID PDF, scan, or image
- 02ReadInstruments, equipment, and lines
- 03PairCross-referenced into one workbook
- 04ExportExcel or per-sheet CSV
Every tag, in the convention it was drawn in.
A multi-site project with mixed conventions merges into one workbook, every tag in the form its own sheet prints it.
- 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 workbook, fully cross-referenced.
Instruments, equipment, and lines link across the sheets, so an edit in one place shows everywhere it matters.
- The I/O list (14 columns)
- The equipment list (one row per asset with linked-instrument count)
- The line list (every named line parsed into size, spec, and route)
- The review state of every row
Common questions
What sheets are in the workbook?
Are the sheets cross-referenced?
Is the formatting Excel-native or plain text?
Can I get the data as CSV instead?
Does this work on scanned drawings?
Convert your drawings.
Upload a P&ID set in any drawing convention, get a populated workbook with the I/O list, equipment list, and line list on linked sheets.
Three drawings included on a new account.