The FEED control room

One operating layer from design basis to approval.

EPC Flux AI sits above the engineering tools your teams already use, turning early inputs into consistent layouts, cited checks, costed scope and decision evidence.

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FEED control plane / active

Project 04-218

01 / Project inputs

Drawings

Room data

Standards

02 / FluxAI layer

Structure

Reason

Govern

03 / FEED outputs

Layouts

Evidence

Approval

24 sources indexed

13 workflows available

4 approvals pending

Fits the toolchain

Adds intelligence. Does not replace engineering systems.

Existing engineering tools

Revit, AutoCAD and the common data environment remain the systems where teams author and coordinate.

Flux AI operating layer

A governed design basis connects drawings, room data, quantities, standards and approval workflows.

Decision-ready delivery

DWG/DXF output, validation reports, structured BOM and revision evidence return to the project team.

Functional model

Five controlled stages. One continuous engineering context.

Explore how information moves through FluxAI without losing its source, revision or accountable owner.

Stage 01

Read the project record

Drawings, room data, schedules, specifications and vendor documents enter one controlled project context.

Controlled output

Indexed project context

Inputs in context

P&ID - Rev C

Room data sheet

HVAC zoning

Client URS

Processing signalsLIVE

Drawing entities

Document hierarchy

Revision metadata

Technical architecture

Built as an operating layer, not another authoring silo.

Each layer has a clear responsibility. Existing engineering systems remain intact while FluxAI adds connected context, repeatable workflows and governed decisions.

Layer 05

Governance and approval

Roles, review gates, exceptions, revision history and final engineer sign-off.

RBACAuditApproval

Layer 04

Engineering engines

Purpose-built workflows for layouts, compliance, quantities, comparisons and deliverables.

GenerateEvaluateExtract

Layer 03

Orchestration

Sequences tools, rules and reviewers according to the project's controlled workflow.

RouteRetryEscalate

Layer 02

Project knowledge

A connected context across rooms, equipment, documents, requirements and standards.

EntitiesRelationsRevisions

Layer 01

Engineering systems

Revit, AutoCAD, CDEs, spreadsheets and document stores remain the source environment.

CADCDEOffice

From CAD export to audit-ready output

Every check follows the same governed path.

Flux AI reads the engineering files teams already produce, grounds each check in project and regulatory references, then returns a verdict an engineer can review.

01 · Ingest

Drawings & documents

P&IDs, HVAC, GA layouts, vendor files

P&IDHVACGABOQ

02 · Ground

References & standards

Codes, client specs and room data

Annex 121 CFRISO 14644RDS

03 · Orchestrate

Encoded workflows

Your checks, routes and review gates

ExtractValidateCompareRoute

04 · Deliver

Audit-ready output

Cited findings and approval evidence

VerdictDeviationBOMReport

Speed

Weeks of review compressed into hours

Quality

Consistent, traceable, clause-cited output

Cost

Fewer manual cycles and less downstream rework

Validation engine

A verdict is only useful when the evidence travels with it.

FluxAI exposes the rule, source and exception state so reviewers can inspect how each conclusion was reached.

checks

passed

review

Layout validation / CR-204

Cleanroom concept - Revision C

Review ready

Airflow direction

EU GMP Annex 1 - 4.12

Pass

Maintenance clearance

Project rule EQP-07

Review

Material flow crossover

URS - 6.4.3

Pass

Room classification

ISO 14644-1 - Table 1

Pass

Exception owner

Process engineering

Next gate

Lead engineer approval

Governance by design

Evidence an approver can inspect.

Project rules, internal standards and regulatory references are applied as one controlled checklist - without hiding the source or the decision path.

Exact citations

Every finding links back to the source clause or project rule.

Pass · Warning · Fail

Clear verdicts focus review on exceptions instead of rereading everything.

Revision traceability

Changes propagate from the room data source with an inspectable history.

Engineer approval

Automation proposes and validates; accountable engineers retain the final gate.