When equipment fails, don't lose time looking for the right drawing.
Diagramiq AssetTag puts your engineering tags, drawing references and P&ID connections into one searchable registry. Your teams spend less time searching and can respond sooner when every minute counts.
Downtime is expensive. Searching for information shouldn't make it last longer.
Average cost of one hour of unplanned downtime across surveyed manufacturers
of manufacturers report outages lasting up to 12 hours
report outages lasting up to 72 hours
Source: Fluke Reliability survey of 600 manufacturers in the US, UK and Germany, October 2025.
Your plant already has the information. Your teams just can't get to it fast enough.
The drawings exist, and so do the tags. But when they're locked in drawings, scattered across systems or out of date, the impact reaches beyond engineering hours to maintenance response, plant availability and operational risk. Select a problem to see how things change.
When equipment fails, time spent locating the correct drawings, identifying tags and checking equipment relationships can slow investigation and repair preparation, potentially extending the outage.
Find relevant drawings, tags and P&ID relationships faster during fault investigation and repair preparation.
During planned shutdowns and turnarounds, outdated or hard-to-find drawings can slow work preparation, equipment checks and the resolution of unexpected issues.
Make validated engineering information easier to access before and during planned shutdown work.
Identifying affected equipment and tracing the relevant process connections in a P&ID takes extra time when the information is fragmented.
Locate equipment and its documented connections to support incident investigation and repair planning.
Finding an asset can mean opening several drawings, locating the tag and manually checking drawing references and revisions.
Reduce manual drawing searches and repeated tag verification. We measure the time saved on your own drawings during a pilot.
The same tag may appear in several drawings or documents. Without alignment to the EDMS and proper review, teams can end up working from outdated information.
EDMS alignment and human review help teams use more reliable engineering information.
A tag list tells teams that an asset exists, but not the equipment relationships shown in its P&ID.
Query and explore the equipment relationships represented within a single P&ID, not just a list of tags.
When experienced engineers leave, knowing where to find drawings and how to interpret relationships becomes harder to access.
Make drawing references and equipment relationships available beyond a few experienced engineers. AssetTag keeps documented context accessible; it does not capture everything an expert knows.
When projects move into operations, drawing information is often difficult for maintenance teams to find, navigate and use.
Make project engineering information easier for maintenance and operations teams to navigate.
One searchable registry for your engineering asset information.
AssetTag processes your engineering drawings into an enterprise Tag Registry. Each tag links to its source drawings and to the equipment relationships shown in its P&ID, aligned with your EDMS.
Bring in your engineering drawings in bulk. AssetTag extracts the tags, drawing references and the equipment relationships shown in each P&ID.
- P&IDs and other engineering drawings, loaded in bulk
- Tags, drawing references and P&ID relationships extracted
- Supported formats and volumes confirmed during scoping
Your engineers check and correct the extracted information online. The registry is aligned with your EDMS, your document system of record.
- Engineers review and correct extracted data online
- Information aligned with your EDMS through supported integration
- Extraction accuracy validated on your own drawings
Your teams search for any tag, open its source drawings and explore its connections, or ask Microsoft Copilot a question in plain language.
- Search any tag and open the drawings it appears on
- Explore connections within each P&ID
- Ask Copilot, for example: "What is connected to P-101 in this P&ID?"
What your teams need to find, trust and use asset information.
Extracted tags, related information and links to the drawings where each tag appears, searchable in one place.
Explore and query the equipment relationships shown within each P&ID, so you see more than a list of tags.
Tag information aligned with your engineering documents of record through supported integration, lowering the risk of working from outdated drawings.
Your engineers validate and correct extracted data online. A registry your team can trust, not a black box.
Ask questions in plain language, such as "What is connected to P-101 in this P&ID?", and get answers grounded in your own engineering data.
Onboard large sets of engineering drawings so the registry covers your plant, area by area.
Built for the moments when finding information takes too long.
A pump trips and the unit goes down. While the outage runs, the team has to work out what failed and what it affects.
- The right P&ID and the tag
- What is connected to it in that drawing
- Confidence it is the current revision
- Search the tag or ask Copilot
- Open every drawing the tag appears on
- See connections within the P&ID, aligned with your EDMS
A planned turnaround means many jobs to prepare, and surprises once work starts.
- Validated drawings and tags for each job
- Quick answers when something unexpected comes up
- Information the whole team can reach, not just a few experts
- Reviewed tag information in one registry
- Direct links to source drawings
- Plain-language questions through Copilot
A leak or spill is reported, and the team needs to understand which equipment is involved.
- Which equipment is affected
- Its documented process connections
- The drawings needed to plan the repair
- Locate the equipment by tag
- Explore its connections within the P&ID
- Open the source drawings for repair planning
A modification or maintenance change goes to review, and decisions depend on accurate documentation.
- Accurate, current documentation
- The equipment relationships involved
- A clear source for every piece of information
- EDMS-aligned, human-reviewed tag information
- Links back to the drawings of record
- Connections within each P&ID
A project moves into operations, and maintenance teams inherit its drawings.
- A way to navigate project drawing information
- Tags linked to the drawings they appear on
- Answers that do not depend on the project team
- Bulk-load the project drawing set
- One searchable registry for the new assets
- Copilot for plain-language questions
More than a tag list.
A tag list tells you an asset exists. AssetTag shows you where it's documented, what it's connected to in its P&ID and whether the information matches your system of record.
| What you get | Basic tag list | Diagramiq AssetTag |
|---|---|---|
| Shows that a tag exists | ||
| Links each tag to its source drawings | Not included | |
| Shows connections within each P&ID | Not included | |
| Aligned with your EDMS | Not included | |
| Human review of extracted data | Not included | |
| Plain-language questions with Copilot | Not included |
Knowledge that stays with the plant: Documented engineering context stays available beyond a few experienced engineers.
See it work on your own drawings.
Every plant's drawings are different. Choose how you'd like to get to know AssetTag.
Diagaramiq AssestTag FAQs
It turns your engineering drawings into a searchable enterprise Tag Registry. Each tag links to its source drawings and to the equipment relationships shown in its P&ID, and the information is aligned with your EDMS.
AssetTag captures and lets you explore the connections shown within each individual P&ID.
Your engineers review and correct extracted information online before it is used. We also validate extraction accuracy on your own drawings during a pilot.
AssetTag aligns tag information with your EDMS through supported integrations. We confirm the details for your system during scoping.
Plain-language questions about your engineering data, such as "Which drawings is this tag on?" or "What is connected to P-101 in this P&ID?"
You can onboard large sets of engineering drawings in bulk. We confirm supported formats and volumes for your drawing set during scoping.
No. It keeps documented engineering context, such as drawing references and equipment relationships, accessible to more people. Experience that was never written down still sits with your people.
No tool can promise that. AssetTag addresses one part of the problem: the time spent finding and checking engineering information. That helps reduce avoidable delays during investigation, shutdown preparation and repair planning.
No. AssetTag gives your teams better-validated information to bring into maintenance and change reviews. It supports your formal safety checks and does not replace them.
Every minute spent searching is a minute that isn't spent fixing.
Give your teams the engineering information they need, when they need it.