Start with the welds on the drawing
When you upload a supported PDF, the scanner finds the weld marks and creates a row for each one. You can add, remove, or correct rows before saving.
Weld scanning
Scan the welds into a log you can check
Upload a supported piping isometric and the scanner starts a row for each weld it finds. Check the rows beside the PDF, then add the job details as work progresses.
Available in personal and company projects.
- Weld rows found on the isometric, ready to check
- Welder, procedure, material, and inspection details per weld
- Plain status labels for complete, in progress, or on hold
- Download the checked log as Excel or PDF
Add the details people need
Keep the drawing revision, welding procedure, welder, material heat number, inspection method, inspector, and result on the same row.
What you get
Clear status labels
See which welds are complete, in progress, waiting for inspection, or on hold.
Excel + PDF export
Issue the log to clients in the format they ask for, without rebuilding it from scratch each time.
Works on a tablet
Update weld details on the shop floor or review the full log on a laptop.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is weld extraction from PDFs?
The scanner works best on clear piping isometrics with weld marks at the joints. Accuracy varies with drawing quality, so every weld can be reviewed and edited before it is saved.
Can I export to Excel?
Yes. The weld log exports to Excel and PDF on demand, in formats that match common client and inspector expectations.
Is it ASME B31.3 compatible?
The default field set covers what B31.3 fabrication and turnover normally require: weld ID, drawing rev, WPS, welder, material heats, NDE method, inspector, acceptance.