Built for process engineers.
P&ID, pneumatic and hydraulic schematics on the same canvas as the rest of your project. Lines that auto-colour by fluid kind. Instrument tags that resolve from the symbol — for teams in Worldwide.
For Worldwide: KKE Circuit is available across Global in English. Region: Global (INT).
P&IDs to ISA-5.1 / ISO 10628
Draw and maintain Process & Instrumentation Diagrams using the ISA-5.1 symbol set. Pumps, vessels, heat exchangers, columns, valves and instruments live in the same library as the rest of the project, so a P&ID and its underlying control schematic share components and their references stay in lock-step.
Lines that auto-colour by fluid
Each pin on a symbol carries a kind attribute — electric, air, oil, water. P&ID lines pick up that kind and colour themselves automatically: water blue, oil red, air cyan, hydraulic. Engineers don't have to remember the convention or fight a layer system.
ISO 1219 pneumatic and hydraulic
The ISO 1219 symbol set is loaded out of the box: single- and double-acting cylinders, 2/2, 5/2 and 5/3 valves, pilot-operated NRVs, flow controls, accumulators, filters, regulators. Pneumatic and hydraulic schematics live as first-class drawing types alongside their P&ID and electrical counterparts.
Instrument tags that resolve themselves
Add an instrument bubble (FI-101, PT-205, TIC-301) and the tag resolves from the symbol's properties. Change the tag once, every reference across every drawing updates. No more hunting for stale references in a 40-sheet package.
BOM that includes process equipment
The Bill of Materials aggregates pumps, valves, instruments and other process equipment alongside electrical parts. Map your internal codes to library items via organisation part numbers; the resulting CSV exports cleanly for procurement, or pushes straight to Odoo as an mrp.bom for manufacturing.
Multi-discipline on one project
Process, electrical and automation engineers work on the same project, sharing the netlist. Drop a contactor on the schematic; it shows up correctly on the SLD, panel layout and terminal strip. Drop a control valve on the P&ID; its solenoid wires resolve on the schematic.