Tagsight for controls project managers
How many of your controls schedule slips trace back to someone re-typing an I/O list because the P&ID changed. Most of them. Your engineers spend their time on transcription work instead of the engineering you actually billed the client for.
Read one of your own drawings.
Drop a P&ID, instrument index, or schedule. Tagsight reads it to the tag and opens a workspace you keep when you sign in.
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What you do today.
- Track P&ID revisions through approval, IFC, IFA, and as-built milestones
- Watch I/O list re-work explode every time the drawings move
- Field MOC requests with no clean way to assess change impact
- Sign off documents you cannot fully audit because the underlying spreadsheets drifted
What changes with Tagsight.
- Drawing-to-document cycle compresses from days per revision to hours
- Change reports for MOC come out of the tool, not out of forensic spreadsheet work
- Engineers move from transcription to the work that justifies the rate they bill at
- Project audit trail is queryable. Which page produced which tag, when, by whom
- Discipline boundaries between process, mechanical, and controls stop becoming spreadsheet reconciliation meetings
- Owner change requests get costed against a real tag delta instead of a finger-in-the-air estimate
Where it fits in your week.
Schedule recovery on a slipping job
Controls is two weeks behind. Two of the senior engineers are still hand-transcribing the latest IFC revision into the master I/O list. Move that work to Tagsight, pull those engineers onto loop tuning and FAT prep, and the schedule recovers.
Multi-discipline coordination
Process, mechanical, and controls all need their own documents off the same P&ID set. Tagsight produces the controls slice, I/O list, instrument index, line list. The others stay in their CAD tools. Coordination meetings stop becoming spreadsheet reconciliation meetings.
Late-stage scope creep
Owner adds an instrument package three months into the build. Run the new drawings through Tagsight, get the delta as a change report, attach it to the change order. The price quote stops being a finger-in-the-air estimate and becomes a number tied to specific tags.
FAQ.
How do project managers actually use Tagsight if they are not engineers.
Most PMs use the dashboard to monitor extraction progress and read change reports between revisions. The I&C engineers do the review and editing. The PM consumes the documents and the audit trail.
Can Tagsight sit inside a customer's existing project documentation system.
Yes. Excel exports drop into SharePoint or Procore unmodified. The API and MCP server let your custom tooling pull extraction results without screen-scraping. No vendor lock at the document level.