We baseline your current hours first — you only subscribe once the savings are real.
One tag-linked source of truth, live in every project phase.
Built by process engineers who spent years doing this work by hand.
How it works.
Start from your existing drawings
Works with your existing P&IDs, in PDF or DWG. Every tag extracted, your drawing interactive in minutes.
Built for everyone who works in the process industry.
Running complex projects
Track your project progress directly on your P&ID. Always know your equipment list matches the drawing, from quotation to as-built.
Managing your installation
Finding a document for a specific tag means checking folders and asking colleagues. With ALTAG, your existing P&IDs become an interactive digital twin. Every tag, every spec, every document, one click away.
Why we built it.
We built it because we spent years rebuilding the same equipment lists, cross-referencing P&IDs by hand, and answering "where is that document? What is the progress" on repeat, for every project, every time.
The P&ID is the most important drawing in your plant. Everyone uses it, at every phase. And in most companies, it's still a static PDF.
10+ years in EPC. We know exactly where the hours go. ALTAG is built so engineers can focus on engineering.
Proven before you pay.
We don’t ask you to trust a demo. We measure the manual work in your projects, remove it, and show you the difference — before there is any subscription.
We start by measuring how much manual work is really in your projects today — the tags, lists and document lookups. That number is your baseline.
We run ALTAG on your own drawings and track the reduction against that baseline. You see the effect on real work, not a demo.
You only move to a subscription once the savings are proven against the baseline. No baseline, no promise you can’t check.
Let's talk about your workflow.
Tell us how your team works with P&IDs today. We'll plan a 30-minute call to understand your workflow — and show you what ALTAG can do for it.
Working with EPC contractors, engineering offices and plant operators across chemicals, pharma, food and utilities.