Drag-and-drop piping isometrics into a versioned register. Smart Scan reads each PDF, extracts the BOM and weld map, and keeps the audit trail intact through every rev.
Every PDF you upload is parsed, deduplicated by drawing number, and stored against a clean rev history. When a new revision arrives, Piping.Tools shows what changed in the BOM, the weld count, and the geometry — without you opening two PDFs side by side.
A drawing record is the spine that everything else hangs off. Welds, BOM items, cut lists, NDT reports, transmittals, and turnover packs are all linked back. Open any drawing and see its complete fabrication and QA story in one place.
AI extracts the title block, BOM table, and weld pin layout from standard piping isometrics in seconds.
Actual WDI, footage, and weld counts roll up from the welds module so the register is always current.
Every upload, edit, and revision is logged with user, timestamp, and source IP for inspector handoff.
Piping.Tools accepts standard PDF piping isometrics, including multi-page sets. Smart Scan works best on isometrics that follow the usual title-block + BOM table layout used in B31.3 fabrication, but it will still register and store any PDF.
Each upload is matched to its drawing number. New revisions are stacked into a rev history without overwriting prior versions, so you can compare changes and keep the historical record intact for QA and audit.
No. Smart Scan reads the BOM table and weld pin layout from the PDF. You can review and edit the extracted data, then push it directly into the BOM module, the weld log, and the cut list.