Products
Two products. Both start from the drawing.
Forgline reads P&ID, general arrangement and mechanical assembly drawings. Steel Structure Intelligence reads structural steel drawings. Both start from PDFs and produce a 3D model and structured data for your engineers to check.
01General Drawing Intelligence
Forgline
General drawing intelligence for P&ID, general arrangement and mechanical assembly drawings — from PDF sheets to 3D models with asset information attached.
Available for demos and pilot projects
- Inputs
- P&ID PDF drawings
- General arrangement (GA) PDF drawings
- Mechanical assembly and part drawings
- Supporting project information, where available
- Core transformation
Forgline is designed to interpret lines, equipment, valves, instruments, arrangements and parts from the drawings into one structured engineering representation, which is then used to help create or support a 3D model.
- Outputs
- 3D representation of piping, equipment arrangements and mechanical assemblies
- Component-level asset data: identifiers, materials and design details
- Maintenance and replacement-planning information for handoff
- Likely users
- Process, piping and mechanical engineering teams
- EPC and project teams
- Asset owners and operators
- Maintenance and reliability teams
Workflow
- PDF inputP&ID, GA and assembly sheets
- InterpretationSymbols, lines and tags
- 3D modelPiping, equipment, parts
- Asset dataLinked to each component
- HandoffOwners and maintenance
02Structural steel
Steel Structure Intelligence
From structural PDF drawings to a 3D steel model and fabrication-oriented deliverables such as BOM, BOQ and drawings.
- Inputs
- Structural steel PDF drawings, such as plans, elevations and sections
- Relevant supporting information for the structure
- Core transformation
The workflow is designed to read members, levels, grids and joints from the drawings and assemble them into a 3D steel model, which is verified before deliverables are prepared from it.
- Outputs
- 3D steel structure model and data
- Bill of materials (BOM) and bill of quantities (BOQ)
- CNC-related fabrication drawings and detailed drawings, where supported by the configured workflow
- Likely users
- Structural engineering teams
- Steel detailing and fabrication teams
- EPC and project teams
- Estimators and quantity surveyors
Workflow
- ReviewDrawings and scope
- ExtractMembers, levels, grids
- Model3D steel structure
- VerifyEngineering checks
- PrepareBOM, BOQ, drawings
03At a glance
Which product fits your work?
The two products share an approach but serve different drawings, teams and deliverables.
| Forgline | Steel Structure Intelligence |
|---|---|
| Starts from | |
| P&ID, general arrangement and mechanical assembly PDF drawings | Structural steel PDF drawings |
| Builds | |
| A 3D representation of piping, equipment arrangements and mechanical assemblies | A 3D steel structure model — members, levels and joints |
| Hands over | |
| Component-level asset information for owners, operators and maintenance teams | BOM, BOQ, model data and fabrication-oriented drawings, where configured |
| Typical teams | |
| Process and mechanical engineering, EPC and project teams, asset owners, maintenance | Structural engineering, detailing and fabrication, EPC and project teams, estimating |
| Review | |
| Model and asset data are intended for engineer review before they are handed over | Model and deliverables remain subject to engineer approval, applicable codes and fabrication QC |
| Next step | |
| Book a demo: Forgline | Book a demo: Steel Structure Intelligence |
04Integrations & customisation
Getting a model into tools such as Tekla Structures, SOLIDWORKS or Siemens NX is scoped per project: export formats, connectors or version-specific work.
How integration scoping works05Private deployment
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