Drop in ISO PDFs.
Pipeink accepts ASME Y14.5 isometrics, P&IDs, and spool sheets — single sheets or multi-sheet packages. No template required.

The isometric is the contract: a hand-drafted or CAD-rendered 3D sketch, dimensioned and balloon-numbered, with a title block and a revision letter. Today, turning that drawing into a fabrication-ready bill of materials takes hours of manual transcription per sheet — hours that compound across a project of dozens or hundreds of spools.
Pipeink reads the drawing in minutes — and shows its work, line by line, balloon by balloon, zone by zone. The fabricator stays in command of every line that leaves the building.
Pipeink accepts ASME Y14.5 isometrics, P&IDs, and spool sheets — single sheets or multi-sheet packages. No template required.
Every piece-mark gets a balloon. Every dimension a string. Every line a confidence — measured, not asserted.
Step through extracted rows from a single keyboard. Edit inline. Redline anything that needs a person.
CSV, XLSX, or your shop-internal template. Every cell is traceable back to its sheet zone, balloon, and source dimension.
The rows below set out what Pipeink produces, drawn in the same table it hands back: every line carries a sheet zone, a balloon, a measured confidence, and a state.