Capabilities
What EDS does, end to end.
Four engines over one engineering model: document intelligence, asset decomposition, requirements intelligence and deliverable production. Each is measured, and none claims accuracy it has not demonstrated.
01 Document intelligence
Read the package as an engineer would.
OCR for scans
Rotated pages, mixed orientations, title blocks and legends, with a scan-quality score recorded per page.
Native extraction
Text, vector geometry and embedded tables taken directly, so no OCR error is introduced where none is needed.
Table recognition
Line lists, instrument indexes and cable schedules become register rows with cell-level provenance.
Entity recognition
Equipment and instrument tags, line numbers, sizes, valves, drawing ids and revision blocks.
02 Asset decomposition
Build the plant model, then keep it honest.
Configurable hierarchies
Plant, area, unit, system, subsystem and equipment, with more than one hierarchy active where the project needs it.
Typed relationships
Connected to, on line, isolated by, controls, measures: each edge carries its own evidence and confidence.
Conflict detection
Competing values across documents are shown side by side and dispositioned by a named engineer.
Verification queue
Ordered by consequence then confidence, so safety-relevant objects are checked first.
03 Requirements intelligence
Know what the contract actually demands.
| Source | What EDS records |
|---|---|
| Contract appendices A to F | Per-contract meaning, clause location, applicability, effective date |
| Company specifications | Edition, section, precedence position, deviations |
| Project procedures | Issue revision and scope of application |
| International standards | Body, number, edition and clause citation only |
| Vendor instructions | Equipment tag linkage and document revision |
04 Deliverable production
Documents an engineer can sign.
Required-input checklist
Derived from deliverable type, discipline, contract and what the project already holds.
Client templates
Controlled DOCX templates with branding, numbering, contents and cross-references.
Cited generation
Section content constrained to retrieved evidence, with citations on every material statement.
Controlled issue
Review, attested approval, transmittal and revision history, with unresolved gaps blocking issue.
Measured, not asserted.
Extraction performance is reported per object type and scan class against audited test sets, with the parser version recorded. No threshold is claimed before it has been measured.