Tag Scraping
Extract and structure project tags from engineering drawings — then detect the tagging standard so scope of work can be assigned before anything hits the database.
ExploreYour comprehensive resource for mastering completions management processes, document analysis, and the Doc-u-menT system.
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Learn the fundamentals of completions management, why it matters, and key concepts every team member should know.
Understand the complete process flow from project start to handover, with clear visual guides and checkpoints.
Master the language of completions with definitions for DAC, MC-1, and other essential abbreviations and terms.
How equipment tags are validated against project conventions before they become the backbone of activities.
Bulk upload, tag extraction, and turning engineering PDFs into usable completions data.
Field-tested practices for tagging, validation, and keeping completions data trustworthy through handover.
Incoming packs
How vendor drawings, tag lists, and outstanding documents become completions work — without a second mailbox.
See the gates
Walk DAC / MC / PC / handover without treating the simulator as a feature catalogue.
Learn the language
DAC, MC-1, ITR, and the rest of the completions vocabulary.
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Project data, execution, field, and compliance — filtered to what the product actually ships.
Extract and structure project tags from engineering drawings — then detect the tagging standard so scope of work can be assigned before anything hits the database.
ExploreThe project-definition import that blends spreadsheet tags, test procedures, and procedure steps into execution-ready data — alongside drawing scrape, not instead of it.
ExploreEquipment must carry the right data before you raise work — inherited keys, a completeness view, and an optional raise gate. Guidance by default, not a silent block.
ExploreA mobile-first field companion to capture evidence, run checklists, and stay on the same project as desktop — including when the site has no useful signal.
ExploreWork against the local project when the site or trailer has no internet — then sync without rebuilding the job.
ExploreApply a tagging philosophy to scraped and imported tags: equipment types, descriptions, and which tagging procedure the tag follows.
ExploreInstant navigation between engineering drawings and the completions database — overlays on the drawings, records in the register, and a revision compare when the drawings change.
ExploreSee the tag space as scatter clusters, then as a force graph — hierarchy structure, not a skyline chart.
ExplorePick entities and export a structured file — the current path out of the completions model. Not a public API.
ExploreSee which ITRs and certifications apply to which tags — imported procedures, naming-based classification, and a matrix against tag space.
ExploreThe completions-manager suite: Overview, Gateway, Lookahead, and Progression — plus tags completeness and trend. Not only the certification matrix.
ExploreRule-driven raise of DAC, MC, PC, and HC from ITR completion — gateway status that stays aligned with the work that actually exists.
ExploreYour personal queue of activities and tasks: what is assigned to you, what is overdue, and what is due next.
ExploreTrack key milestones and site impacts on the project timeline, then see them on dashboards and overlapping activities.
ExploreDesign reusable ITR-style templates with structure, procedure steps, witness blocks, and print-ready sign-off.
ExploreProject-scoped access, passwordless sign-in with optional passkeys, and the same activity policies on desktop, field, and API.
ExploreGateway close-up: procedures, equipment, disciplines, and certification needs in one linked view — DAC, MC, PC, and HC.
ExploreIndustry names on one activity model. Punchlists, preservation, queries, NCRs, and the rest are work types — not sidecar systems.
Plan from live completions data — every tagged item, not a summary bar. Handover dates and progress sit on the same model the field is executing.
ExplorePunch as an activity type on the live completions workflow — not a separate punch register.
ExploreVendor drawings, tag lists, and ITR packs land in one completions model — linked to equipment, chased as work, exported cleanly.
ExplorePreservation as activities on tagged equipment — the same work model as punchlists, not a sidecar CMMS.
ExploreWork orders as activities against tags, systems, or locations — raise, evidence, and close in one queue.
ExploreSite instructions issued and closed as activities, visible to field and desktop on the same project.
ExploreUse the search bar above to quickly find specific information, or start with the foundationalguides if you're new to completions management.