Before any download could happen, Arjun contacted their IT department. The software wasn’t something he could grab from a public website. Instead, he logged into using corporate credentials. There, he found the software under “My Products” → “SmartPlant Instrumentation v14” → “Installation Files.”
After 15 minutes, the installation completed. He rebooted (required) and launched . intools software download
A login window appeared. He selected Windows Authentication (since his AD account was synced). The software opened to a blank project—no instruments, no loops. But the feature caught his eye: he could borrow a license for offline work for up to 30 days, useful for site visits. Before any download could happen, Arjun contacted their
He created a new instrument tag: PT-1001 (pressure transmitter). The software auto-generated a tag number, linked it to a P&ID reference, and reserved a loop number. Arjun smiled. This was why the company had paid $18,000 for the perpetual license. There, he found the software under “My Products”