As complexity in designs grows, control and monitoring of system interfaces are considered one of the most critical subjects to handle for any organization. A lot is lost in the construction and commissioning phase of large-scale projects when interfaces are not identified and verified in the design phase.

Different naming and tagging conventions principles among disciplines are not uncommon in organizations. The RDS 81346 standard offers the opportunity to handle these principles so that you can identify systems and their components across disciplines. This is an essential part of establishing a common technical language in your organization and is done through the Common Reference Editor (CORE).

Domain mapping makes it possible to map relations between system structures/ contexts in a project. With this tool, you can map and link systems together between different contexts, thereby keeping track of any design changes made in a context, and tracking the consequences and the impact it has.