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The AI operating layer for FEED process automation.

From design basis to compliant drawings in days, not months. Generate early-stage layouts, validate every drawing with the exact clause cited, and take FEED to an approval-ready decision.

Engineer in the loopClause-cited checksDWG / DXF outputRevision-tracked
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Flux AI dashboard
15–18
Detailed layouts generated in hours
20–30
Primary drawings or engineering views
Exact
Clause cited for every verdict
Human
Engineer approval at every gate

FEED stalls in drawing authoring. Then stalls again proving compliance.

01

Author

Engineers turn URS and room data into layouts, discipline by discipline.

02

Revise

A client change restarts the loop and creates cross-drawing drift.

03

Validate

Each issue is checked manually against internal and regulatory standards.

04

Approve

Scope, quantities and compliance evidence are rebuilt for sign-off.

Flux AI connects both loops: generate from one governed design basis, then validate every output with a source-linked verdict.

Four outcomes drive the FEED decision loop.

Generate, validate, estimate and compare on one governed operating layer. Tender and knowledge workflows extend the same intelligence across the project.

01 · Generate

FEED Automation / DDS

Build the room book and generate coordinated layouts

Room dataLayoutsDWG / DXFRevision
02 · Validate

Drawing Compliance

Apply controlled checklists with cited verdicts

PassWarningFailClause
03 · Estimate

BOM, Cost & Approvals

Quantify scope and prepare approval evidence

BOMBOQRatesReport
04 · Compare

Vendor Intelligence

Score technical and commercial fit transparently

ProposalsComplianceRiskRanking
Speed
Weeks of review compressed into hours
Quality
Consistent, traceable, audit-ready output
Cost ↓
Lower man-hours, fewer rework cycles

Built on the documents your engineers actually ship.

P&IDs, airflow schematics, ceiling layouts, point-of-use diagrams — Flux ingests them at full fidelity, then automates validation, BOM extraction and compliance scoring.

AHU-G01 — Schematic Airflow Diagram
Validation01 / 04
AHU-G01 — Schematic Airflow Diagram
HVAC · 15,600 CFM · Multi Dosage Facility
P&ID — Potable Water (Sheet 3 of 6)
Tag Cross-Ref02 / 04
P&ID — Potable Water (Sheet 3 of 6)
Utilities · Oncology OSD & Sterile Formulation
Point of Use Layout
BOM03 / 04
Point of Use Layout
Service distribution · clean utilities
Ceiling Finish Layout
Compliance04 / 04
Ceiling Finish Layout
Architectural · GMP zoning
Symbols detected
Pumps · valves · dampers · diffusers · sensors
Tags cross-referenced
Pipe IDs · room numbers · equipment codes
Compliance scored
WHO GMP · EU Annex 1 · FDA 21 CFR · ICH Q7

Five layers. One platform.

Each layer is replaceable. Each layer is observable. Each layer is deployable on its own — a modular, cloud-native architecture built for pharmaceutical-grade reliability.

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01 / 05
A

Input

Contracts · drawings · invoices · vendor submissions · compliance files

02 / 05
B

AI Processing

OCR + LLM · classification · context-aware extraction · RAG knowledge base

03 / 05
C

Intelligence

Vendor scoring · cost comparison · risk analysis · recommendations

04 / 05
D

Workflow

RFQ flows · approval chains · exception handling · notifications

05 / 05
E

Governance

Full traceability · audit logs · reference mapping · audit-ready output

Start with one capability. Add as it earns its place.

FEED automation, validation, estimation and comparison form the core decision loop. Tender and knowledge workflows extend the same platform.

FEED Automation / DDSGenerate01

FEED Automation / DDS

Build a governed Room Data Sheet, then drive 20–30 drawings or engineering views from the same source.

Drawing Validation & ComplianceValidate02

Drawing Validation & Compliance

Apply internal and regulatory checklists to P&IDs, HVAC and layouts, with a cited verdict for every issue.

BOM, Cost & ApprovalsEstimate03

BOM, Cost & Approvals

Extract quantities, apply project rates and issue a discipline-wise approval report.

Vendor IntelligenceCompare04

Vendor Intelligence

Compare proposals against requirements with transparent scoring and risk flags.

RFP / RFI / TendersExtend05

RFP / RFI / Tenders

Parse scopes, generate a deliverables register and ground responses in the tender source.

Knowledge HubExtend06

Knowledge Hub

Ask project and standards questions against a controlled knowledge base with citations.

From room intent to a coordinated FEED package.

The DDS module structures every requirement into a governed room book. That room-by-room source drives layouts, quantities, estimates and approval evidence. Change an attribute once and every affected output remains aligned.

Room-based design orchestration
Live coordination
01URS & process brief
02Area programme & adjacency
03Equipment & utility lists
04GMP codes & client standards

Source citations · revision history · engineer review

Isometric pharmaceutical facility showing coordinated rooms, HVAC, process equipment and utilities
Room criteria
Area · class · occupancy
Room data sheets
15–18 detailed layouts
BOM / BOQ & estimate
Approval-ready package
20–30 views
DWG / DXF handoff

The drawing set the room book produces.

P&ID schematics
HVAC airflow diagram
Pressure cascade map
Ceiling finish layout
Flooring layout
Wall panel layout
Utility point outlets
Electrical layout & SLD
Lighting & lux plan
Material movement flow
Personnel movement flow
Equipment layout / GAD
Drainage & waste routing
Gowning & airlock scheme
Instrumentation schedule
Fire & safety layout
Surveillance & access plan
Room data sheet pack

FEED in days, not months

Generate coordinated layouts from one validated design basis.

No cross-drawing drift

A room change propagates across drawings, quantities and revisions.

Earlier cost clarity

Bring BOM, BOQ and ballpark estimates into the FEED decision.

A facility-wide view of every design decision.

Room data, equipment, services, quantities and compliance evidence stay connected through review and approval.

Technical feasibility
Regulatory alignment
Capital requirements
Coordinated cleanroom facility model connecting process, HVAC and utility design
Synchronized

Room design basis

URS · process brief

Room data sheet

Governed source

Primary layouts

20–30 views

BOQ & estimation

Quantified scope

Compliance

Cited verdicts

FEED approval

Funded decision

Autonomous workers, collaborating.

Flux agents read, decide and act across your operational stack — coordinating with humans at every approval boundary. Specialist agents handle ingestion, retrieval, comparison, validation and generation, all under one governance plane.

Multi-agent orchestration
Human-in-the-loop
Tool calling & MCP
Policy guardrails
Source-cited output
Replayable execution
Flux AI — autonomous agents

Pharma-grade by default.

Every Flux output ships with citations, lineage and an audit trail — ready for regulator review.

WHO GMPEU Annex 1FDA 21 CFR Part 11ICH Q7ASHRAENBCISO 14644GDPRSOC2-aligned

Enterprise essentials.

DeploymentSaaS · Private cloud · Hybrid
ModelsGPT-4o · Claude · Gemini · BYO
IngestionPDF · DWG · DXF · XLSX · DOCX · scanned
RetrievalHybrid RAG · semantic + lexical · citations
IdentitySSO · SCIM · role-based access
GovernanceG-Fence · PII redaction · audit logs
Data residencyEU · US · UAE · India · APAC
Training policyYour data never trains foundation models

Frequently asked questions.

What is Flux AI?+

Flux AI is an AI operating layer for FEED process automation. It connects design inputs, governed room data, drawing generation, cited validation, cost estimation and engineer approval.

Does Flux AI replace Revit, AutoCAD or the CDE?+

No. Flux AI sits above the engineering tools teams already use. It adds a governed design basis, automation, validation and decision evidence, then returns outputs to the existing toolchain.

Is it GMP / FDA compliant?+

Yes. Flux is built pharma-grade — outputs are audit-ready, cited against your standards (WHO GMP, EU Annex 1, FDA 21 CFR, ICH Q7), with full lineage on every answer.

Can we start with one hub?+

Yes. Most customers begin with a single hub (commonly Drawing Hub or Tenders Hub) on a 30-day pilot, then expand module-by-module.

How is Flux different from a generic LLM copilot?+

Generic copilots answer from public training data. Flux is grounded in your engineering standards, drawings and project history — every output cites its source and clears your approval workflow.

Where does our data live?+

Flux can be deployed on managed cloud or your private cloud. Your prompts, drawings and project data never train third-party foundation models.

Pick a document-heavy workflow. We'll show it running in 30 days.

01
Pilot
one workflow, one BU, three milestones
02
Measure
cycle time, accuracy, traceability vs baseline
03
Scale
module-by-module across the platform