P&ID extraction for Foxboro Evo projects.
Foxboro I/A Series to Evo migrations start with a tag database that was built in FoxCAE or a series of manual exports and never fully reconciled to the controlled P&ID set. Field I/O changes made during I/A Series operations, loop additions from turnaround scopes, and retired instruments that stayed in the database all show up as discrepancies when the migration team tries to produce a verified I/O baseline for the Evo build.
Three drawings included on a new account.
What Tagsight produces.
- I/O list with signal classification ready for IO subsystem allocation
- Instrument index with redundancy and SIS service flags preserved
- Equipment list covering vessels, columns, exchangers, pumps, and rotating machinery
- Line list with pipe spec breaks and service
- Revision comparison reports between drawing-set generations on long-lived plants
- Signals kept connected across multi-page sets
Integration notes.
- Vendor-neutral Excel, CSV, and JSON outputs land in whichever engineering database the project keeps
- Original tag conventions are preserved verbatim, including legacy schemes inherited from Foxboro I/A Series migrations
- Revision comparison surfaces added, removed, and modified instruments at a granularity that supports MOC paperwork on covered processes
- Multi-page drawing sets keep cross-unit signals connected, useful on long-lived refinery and chemical plant footprints
Example tags.
| Tag | Meaning |
|---|---|
| FT-A-1205 | Flow transmitter, area A, loop 1205 |
| TI-7301 | Temperature indicator on a heat exchanger shell |
| PT-LEGACY-3308 | Pressure transmitter retained from an earlier I/A Series baseline |
| LIC-5102 | Level indicating controller, regulatory service |
| PSV-9012 | Pressure safety valve |
Common questions
Do you produce Evo-loadable configuration files.
No. The output is a structured engineering dataset, not a configuration import. The configuration step inside Evo remains with the controls engineer.
Are scanned drawing sets from older I/A Series plants supported.
Yes. Scanned drawings are part of the design target. Vector PDFs, CAD-exported PDFs, and scanned image PDFs all work in the same workspace.
Are you partnered with Schneider Electric or Foxboro.
No. Tagsight is independent.
Can the I/O list be split between BPCS and SIS.
Yes. SIS and BPCS instruments stay distinguishable in the registers, so the two lists can be issued separately.
Run it on your Foxboro Evo drawings.
Upload a P&ID set and get the structured documents Foxboro Evo projects need, reviewed and ready to export.
Three drawings included on a new account.