DraftIQ transforms aging wastewater P&IDs into structured, reviewable engineering data. The valves, instruments, and lines it reads are linked back to the source drawing, and results it's unsure about—uncertain, blank, or conflicting—are flagged for review. Your engineers stay in control; DraftIQ just helps them find what matters faster.
Help engineers spend less time tracing valves and lines by hand.
Move plant expertise into structured records before it retires out the door.
Turn legacy P&IDs into a structured starting point for asset inventories.
Bring clearer engineering information to upgrade and budget decisions.
A wastewater plant runs for decades. Its drawings are supposed to keep up.
Forty years of modifications, markups, scanned reissues, and undocumented field changes leave a P&ID set that no longer reliably says what a line carries—or whether the drawing still matches the plant. That's difficult to trust, and it's not a paperwork problem. It's an operational and compliance one.
DraftIQ helps recover the structured intelligence buried inside that documentation, and is honest about what it can't confirm—so engineering teams know what to work from and what to check.
DraftIQ is built for water and wastewater facilities, where P&IDs have accumulated over decades—and where decisions about upgrades, permits, and maintenance depend on what those drawings actually contain. The same perception engine carries into adjacent heavy industry.
Dedicated pages for each sector are on the way—wastewater leads.
DraftIQ is designed around the moments where a trustworthy P&ID set creates the most leverage—and where documentation you can't verify creates the most cost.
Recover the valve and line schedule from aging P&IDs before a headworks, aeration, or clarifier upgrade goes to design.
Support traceable documentation review when a drawing set has to stand up to permit and audit scrutiny.
Give operators a reviewable view of process relationships and line connectivity before critical maintenance windows.
Surface where the drawing and the plant have drifted apart, so field changes can be reconciled into the record.
Create cleaner engineering data foundations from legacy archives ahead of broader asset-management programs.
Preserve operational knowledge as experienced plant and engineering staff retire or transition off legacy systems.
Most drawing tools optimize for extraction speed. Industrial teams need engineering interpretation designed for review and validation.
The category is full of OCR layers and symbol-detection demos. DraftIQ is designed around a different premise: that engineering teams will only adopt what they can trace, audit, and review. Speed is meaningless if the output can't be verified.
DraftIQ is being validated with a small number of water and wastewater owner-operators working in real-world legacy P&ID environments. Design partners shape what we build, get early access to extraction and validation workflows, and inform the engineering review experience.
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