PID Intelligence is in active development with industrial engineering firms. Beta users get direct input into the product roadmap, early access to new tools, and priority pricing at commercial launch.
Who this is for: Engineering firms working with P&IDs, instrument schedules, and engineering document repositories. Beta is best suited for teams that already have a document workflow we can fit into — not for evaluating whether industrial document extraction is right for you in general.
Beta is a real working relationship. We're building toward commercial launch with input from engineering teams — not running a marketing list.
Tell us what features matter for your team's actual workflow. Beta feedback drives what we build next — and what we deprioritize. This is your chance to influence the platform before it's locked in.
When we transition to commercial pricing, beta users get first option to lock in early-access plans before public availability. Specific pricing details are finalized as the beta progresses.
Get hands-on with Loop Diagrams, Revision Delta, and other premium tier features before they ship publicly. Help validate workflows that are still in active development.
Beta users work directly with the founder, not a support queue. Questions, bugs, feature requests — answered by the person actually building the product. Email response usually within one business day.
This isn't a free trial of a finished product. Being clear up front about what to expect.
Simple process. No sales pipeline, no demo required to start.
Email hello@pidintelligence.com with your name, company, role, and a brief note about your use case. We respond within one business day.
We send you the beta agreement — a short NDA covering confidentiality, feedback rights, and beta-specific terms. Sign and return.
Once the agreement is signed, you receive credentials to the P&ID Extractor (including Instrument Index) and Metadata Harvester. From there, ongoing communication is direct — no support queue between you and us.
During the active beta period, yes — there is no charge for use of the standard tier tools (P&ID Extractor, Instrument Index, Metadata Harvester). Archive Digitizer is a flat-fee service and not part of the free beta. Premium tier features (Loop Diagrams, Revision Delta) are also part of the beta but are released as they become available. When we transition to commercial pricing, beta users will receive notice and the option to continue at early-access pricing before public launch.
The beta is open to engineering firms and individual engineers working with industrial document workflows — P&IDs, instrument schedules, and engineering document repositories. We don't have a hard list of qualifying criteria, but the beta is most useful for teams that have an existing workflow we can fit into rather than teams evaluating whether the broader category is right for them.
The beta agreement is a short document covering confidentiality (you don't share screenshots or specifics about unreleased features publicly), feedback rights (we may use anonymized feedback to improve the product), and beta-specific limitations (no SLA, no guarantees, features may change without notice). It's a working agreement, not a long contract.
We don't publish a fixed end date — the beta runs until we're ready for commercial launch with the feature set and pricing structure validated through real use. Beta users receive notice well before any transition to paid commercial pricing, and have the option to continue with early-access plans.
Uploaded documents are processed and not retained beyond the extraction. We do not use your documents to train models. Full details in the privacy policy. Beta documents are subject to the same data handling as commercial use.
Yes. Email us and your access is revoked. No exit terms, no obligations. We may follow up to ask if there's something we could have done better, but participation is voluntary throughout.
No, not without your written permission. Beta participants are not listed on the website or in marketing materials. If you're willing to be referenced as a beta user, we'll ask separately and only with your explicit approval.
Email us with your name, company, role, and a brief note about your use case. We respond within one business day.
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