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Automated Tag Search in EPC PDF Documents

Extract tags from engineering documentation automatically. Save hours of manual work parsing P&IDs, PFDs, and technical drawings in large-scale industrial projects.

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Beta Version Notice

0.8.3-beta

This tool is currently in beta testing and provided free of charge. While we strive for accuracy, the parser may occasionally miss tags, misidentify elements, or work unstably with certain document formats.

Always verify results manually for critical applications.

May miss tags in complex documents

Performance varies by document quality

The Challenge

In large-scale EPC projects, extracting tag numbers from technical PDFs is a necessary but tedious bottleneck that slows down project workflows.

Time-Consuming Manual Search

Engineers spend hours manually scanning through hundreds of pages to locate and extract tag numbers from P&IDs and technical drawings.

High Risk of Human Error

Manual extraction leads to missed tags, typos, and inconsistencies that can cause downstream issues in data management systems.

Inconsistent Documentation

EPC projects involve multiple document formats, revisions, and standards, making systematic tag extraction difficult and error-prone.

No Centralized Solution

Most teams rely on spreadsheets and manual processes, lacking dedicated tools designed for industrial documentation parsing.

How It Works

Four simple steps from PDF upload to structured tag data

01

Upload PDF Document

Upload a PDF file containing P&ID, PFD, or other technical drawings. Multi-page documents are supported, provided the files are not password-protected.

Upload Document

02

Configure Parsing Rules

Select tag format patterns (e.g., XXX-1234-A, P-001), specify regex rules, and choose areas of interest within your documents.

Create Configurations

03

Automated Tag Extraction

The parser analyzes document content using pattern recognition to identify and extract tags. Processing happens in your browser.

Parsing Results

04

Review & Export Results

View the extracted tags as a structured list, check their completeness, and export them to CSV format if necessary.

Export to CSV

Who uses this tool?

Built for engineering teams across the EPC project lifecycle

Engineers

  • Process Engineers

  • Piping Engineers

  • Instrumentation Specialists

Quickly extract tag lists from P&IDs for equipment schedules, instrument datasheets, and loop drawings.

Data Management

  • Document Controllers

  • Data Coordinators

  • EDMS Administrators

Populate databases and asset management systems with accurate tag data from engineering documents.

Project Managers

  • EPC Managers

  • Engineering Leads

  • QA/QC Teams

Track tag deliverables, verify completeness across document sets, and monitor project progress.

Clients & Operators

  • Asset Owners

  • Operations Teams

  • Maintenance Planners

Extract tag information for operations handover, maintenance planning, and facility management systems.

Performance Benchmarks

Technical performance data based on typical EPC project documentation

1000+

pages

Document Capacity

Single PDF processing

10,000+

tags

Extraction Volume

Per document run

~3

minutes

Processing Time

For 1,000-page PDF with 10,000 tags

85-92%

Average Accuracy

Standard P&ID documents

95%+

Clean Format Accuracy

High-quality, machine-generated PDFs

10x+

Speed Improvement

vs. manual extraction

Performance Notes

  • Processing time varies based on document complexity, resolution, and tag density.
  • The accuracy rates above are only applicable to machine-generated PDF files. There is no search for scanned/hand-drawn documents.
  • All processing is done client-side in the browser; no data is uploaded to external servers.
  • Performance benchmarks based on testing with industry-standard P&ID and PFD documentation.

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Complete user guide and API reference

FAQ

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