Tagsight for asset information and handover managers.
Owner expects a CFIHOS-conformant handover pack with every tag, every line, every piece of equipment registered against the master class library. Vendors deliver mixed PDFs and proprietary CAD files. You sit in the middle and reconcile.
What you do today.
- Receive contractor handover bundles in a dozen formats
- Extract tag and equipment data into a CFIHOS-aligned master register by hand
- Run quality checks against the master class library, kick back the noncompliant entries
- Stitch the result into the owner's information management system
What changes with Tagsight.
- Vendor P&ID bundles run through the same extraction pipeline regardless of source CAD tool
- Structured tag, equipment, and line data exports cleanly into CFIHOS or ISO 15926 column maps
- DEXPI XML export drops directly into downstream information management systems
- Re-extracts at each handover gate produce a comparable record across vendor packages
Where it fits in your week.
Three EPC contractors hand over three drawing packages. Run all three through Tagsight, normalise tag and equipment data into the same column map, hand the consolidated register to the owner without per-vendor scripts.
Owner data team consumes DEXPI XML for downstream load. Tagsight emits DEXPI directly from the extraction, so the load pipeline does not depend on every vendor producing a compliant export.
The class library says every transmitter must carry a service code. Run the extraction against the library, surface the gaps, route them back to the originating vendor before the handover gate closes.
Common questions
Does Tagsight emit a CFIHOS-conformant export.
Is DEXPI XML a real export.
Put it to work.
Owner expects a CFIHOS-conformant handover pack with every tag, every line, every piece of equipment registered against the master class library. Vendors deliver mixed PDFs and proprietary CAD files. You sit in the middle and reconcile.