Native files
DWG/DXF edited in place, on the current version of the drawing.
AutoCAD P&IDs
AI that edits your AutoCAD P&IDs in place.
Verno works directly on native DWG/DXF files, using the layers, blocks and title blocks already in your drawings. No conversion, no export, no second copy of the drawing to keep in sync.
Most AI tools stop at the PDF.
Many AI tools read a P&ID as an image. They can tell you what is on it, but they cannot change the CAD file your project actually issues.
So the drafting still happens by hand, one revision at a time.
How Verno handles it
Your drafting standard
Changes use the blocks, layers and tag formats your drawings already use.
Whole-set changes
Retag, renumber or update title blocks across a package in one instruction.
Opens in AutoCAD
The result is an ordinary drawing your drafters can open and keep working on.
Your licences stay yours
Verno does not replace your CAD seats or your CAD team.
Accepted, then written
Every change waits for an engineer to accept it.
Ask it
What engineers say to Verno.
“Line 2101 went from 6 inch to 8 inch. Update everything downstream.”
“Replace the placeholder tags with final line and valve numbers, across the set.”
“Every drawing in this package: right revision, right date, right stamp. Before I issue.”
Common questions
Which file formats does Verno edit?
Native AutoCAD DWG and DXF files, edited in place.
Is Verno an AutoCAD plugin?
No. Verno works on the drawing files themselves, so nobody has to install anything inside AutoCAD. The edited drawing opens in AutoCAD as normal.
Does it work with AutoCAD Plant 3D or Smart P&ID?
Verno works on the drawing files where they already live. Talk to us about your setup and we will tell you plainly what works today.
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